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JEM to offer new study abroad program in London
The School of Journalism and Electronic Media will be offering a new study abroad program in London this Summer, led by JEM Associate Professor Mark Harmon.
3 JEM Students Heading to Miami to Work at Pro Bowl and Super Bowl
Three Journalism and
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ectronic Media students are heading south to work behing the scenes at the Pro Bowl and Super Bowl XLIV. Elizabeth Pangle, Genna Pinto and Daren Stoltzfus will be joining three other students and one faculty member in Miami for a once-in-a-lifetime learning opportunity.
College of Communication and Information debuts new auditorium
The College of Communication and Information has recently completed one of its newest additions: a state-of-the-art auditorium with a seating capacity of 98.
College of Communication and Information unveils new Scripps Convergence Lab
The College of Communication and Information unveiled its newest addition on Jan. 29: The Scripps Media Convergence Lab.
Yuran takes over as new JEM Technical Room assistant.
The School of Journalism and Electronic Media welcomes Dzmitry Yuran as the new Graduate Assistant in charge of the JEM Technical Room.
JEM students and faculty visit New York
JEM faculty members Sam Swan and Georgiana Vines, along with the student organization Mediaworks, were in New York recently visiting different media outlets.
Harmon receives NATPE fellowship
JEM Associate Professor Mark Harmon has been awarded a fellowship from the National Association of Television Programing Executives (NATPE).
UT hosts second annual ICONN conference
The University of Tennessee and JEM professor Jim Stovall (pictured left) hosted the second annual Intercollegiate Online News Network (ICONN) conference at the Baker Center for Public Policy on Jan. 14 and 15.
ICONN Applies for Knight Foundation Grant
The Intercollegiate Online News Network (ICONN) has recently applied for a $455,000 grant from the Knight Foundation through its News Challenge competition.
"The Long March" to be shown on PBS
UT School of Journalism and Electronic Media Assistant Professor Bob Legg's documentary, The Long March, will be shown on PBS on Sunday, November 15 at 7 p.m. It will be shown again on Thursday, November 19 at 9 p.m. as well.
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