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. 2014; 70(1): 11-40


Training Tomorrow’s Journalists: An Analysis of Student Newspaper Content

Hans C. Schmidt.




Abstract

The changing nature of media and journalism has heightened the importance of quality journalism education and the hands-on experience that students gain while working at campus newspapers. To better understand what skills journalism students are developing, this study involved a content analysis of six of the nation’s top student newspapers and a survey of student newspaper staff members across the country. Results demonstrate that student journalists cover certain topics frequently, neglect other topics, and use limited sources.

Key words: Journalism Education, Higher Education, Student Newspapers






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