Journalism's role as watchdog on government and recorder of history has inspired many to consider it a call as much as a profession, developing skills to seek out, organize, and effectively present information through a multimedia approach.
A Journalism degree prepares students to seek out, organize, edit and effectively present information to an audience through a multimedia approach, leading to positions such as Newspaper Reporter, Broadcast Journalist, Photo Journalist, and Multimedia Journalist.
Michele Day
Co-Director of Journalism Program
859-572-1921
daymi@nku.edu
Dr. Jacqueline Emerine
Co-Director of Journalism Program
859-572-7553
mcnallyj1@nku.edu
NKU students are gaining professional experience with area businesses such as Duke Energy, Fidelity Investments, The Cincinnati Reds, Hewlett-Packard, Kroger, Procter & Gamble and The Cincinnati Bengals.
