 See
The Current Issue
On The
CityTimes Web Site.
City Times seeks writers, photographers, graphic designers and
editors. The paper seeks editors and writers with interest in:
-- News
-- Sports
-- Arts & Entertainment
-- Analysis and opinion
-- Features City Times,
published regularly throughout
the school year, has served the San Diego City College community since
1945. The college newspaper provides students the opportunity for
class workshops and actual experience in writing, editing and
production. The newspaper is published as a learning experience
through City College's developing, award-winning Journalism program.
Journalism is part of San Diego City College's dynamic
Communications
Department,
offering courses and degree programs in Radio/Television/Film and
Speech, and home of cutting-edge radio station Jazz88 and
award-winning "Newscene" student television broadcast.
Journalism is in the process of developing a new set of courses
designed to help train aspiring journalists and industry members in
the latest trends and techniques in a rapidly changing industry.
Check this page for updates on future offerings in courses,
certificates and associate's degrees.
SIGN UP FOR SUMMER 2009!
JOUR 200 — Intro to Newswriting/Reporting:
Learn what it takes to write for the media. Apply what you learn to
print and broadcast journalism, and public relations. Journalism 200
is transferable for Communications and Journalism majors. T/Th,
11:20 AM-04:00 PM, CRN 49147
RTVC 160 — Intro to Cinema: Take
an historical, aesthetic and critical survey of cinema with emphasis
on the evolution of techniques now used in the production of
feature, documentary, educational television, and industrial film.
Associate Degree Credit & transfer to CSU and/or private colleges
and universities. M/W 11:20 AM-02:25 PM, CRN 48130
NEW FOR FALL 2009!
JOUR 210 A-D — Newspaper
Production: Now available for 3 units! If you want to learn what it
takes to produce an award-winning student newspaper, sign up for
Journalism 210A, the production lab for City Times. If you're in
Journalism 200, join the newspaper and apply the skills you learn in
J200 as a staff member. Choose 2 units or 3 units depending on the
workload you can commit to. Contact Adviser Roman S. Koenig for more
information.
ALSO FOR FALL 2009
JOUR 202 — Intro to Mass
Communication: Explore the world of information as it relates to our
everyday lives through learning the history and developments of such
mass media as film, television, the Internet, newspapers, books and
magazines. JOUR 202 is transferable for Communications and
Journalism majors. Replaces RTVC 200. Contact Adviser Roman S.
Koenig for more information. |
