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The way a story is told makes all the difference. That’s why our students get solid skills in press objectivity, fairness, accuracy, freedom of speech, and freedom of the press, as well as the development of analytical writing, research, message creation, production, and presentation skills. Get ready to engage in experiential learning by:

• Working as a reporter, photographer, video producer, graphic designer, or editor for the award-winning school newspaper,
• Working in the TV studio as a reporter, anchor, audio engineer, producer, or director on productions like , , and
• Hosting a radio show on WKNH, our college radio station, or live-streaming athletics and other events across campus
• Participating in internships with organizations such as the Keene Sentinel, WMUR, and New Hampshire Public Radio
   

Graduate with ample opportunities in front of you, and bolster your degree with a minor in journalism, where you’ll learn to gather, research, and analyze information. 

You’ll have the opportunity to write news for publication, and organize and implement public relations campaigns and strategic communications. 

With this minor, you'll come away with a strong understanding of media law and ethics and the ability to use a variety of essential mass media tools fluently. 

This experiential program gives you real-world confidence and industry-ready skills to write a professional resume.