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Journalism graduates work in a variety of fields, including
newspaper, broadcast, online, advertising, corporate, sales,
magazine and business communications environments. Maybe
you haven't declared a major. Perhaps your journalism classes
haven't pointed you toward a particular career. Or maybe
you have questions about real-world opportunities in a certain
field.
JOURNALISM CAREER FAIR 2008:
Mark your calendars: The Journalism Career Fair 2008 has been scheduled for 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Thursday, March 6, in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union. See the list of participating companies and organizations. The 2007 Career Fair drew
representatives from 25 companies and more than 200
students attended. Thank you to all who attended. More...
STUDENTS:
Students can view Strategic Communication and News and Information internships and jobs on our online listing service. Click here. After you've registered, complete
your online information on CareerConnections.
EMPLOYERS:
Employers can list internship and job openings free
of charge. To assist our alumni, we also post jobs that require experience. Please send a brief job description, including
a contact person's name, to the Journalism
Career Center. Employers may also fax the information
to (785) 864-5318.
JOURNALISM CAREER CENTER SERVICES:
The Journalism Career Center (JCC) offers
guidance and counseling in all of these areas -- and that's
just the beginning. The JCC can help you at any stage in
your college career, whether you're ready to enter the job
market or just beginning to explore the possibilities of
journalism. Our services will help you:
- compile a dynamic resume
- put together a powerful portfolio
- interview with confidence and comfort
- network, network, network
- find a fabulous internship
- connect with other career services
- secure a job that's well suited to you
- arrange interviews with on-campus recruiters
Discover what the JCC has to offer, and start
enjoying the benefits of registration.
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