Journalism - Lassen Community College

Journalism from Lassen Community College is a Campus Certificate Journalism degree that prepares you for a Communications career. The Journalism Program provides vocational training as well as preparation for transfer to four-year institutions. As a Journalism major, you will: Study technical skills required of journalism as a vocation as well as the sociological implications of journalism as a mass medium. Receive career training that focuses on print media and prepares students for employment as newspaper and magazine reporters, feature writers, photojournalists, copy editors, public relations officers, graphic designers, and copywriters for radio, television and advertising. Participate in the production of the student newspaper, The Cougar, as part of your coursework. Career Options Newspaper and Magazine Reporters Feature Writers Photojournalists Copy Editors Public Relations Officer Graphic Designers Copywriters for Radio Television Advertising Program Student Learning Outcomes Upon completion of the Certificate of Achievement in Journalism , the student will be able to: 1. Gather news and information by interviewing sources and researching documents and other written material. 2. Exercise new judgment through the analysis of news and information. 3. Exhibit competency in writing basics and journalistic style through the completion of new articles worthy of publication. View more details on Lassen Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Journalism courses.