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JRN 303
Feature Reporting Workshop
Students develop their understanding of the nonfiction writer's craft by developing story ideas and appreciating and applying story-telling techniques to longer forms of feature writing. They deepen their experience with descriptive and explanatory writing, and are required to conduct research and analysis to standards rigorous enough to prepare them for the professional-level reporting required in graduating year. They master the basics of narrative structure and are encouraged to experiment with story approach, writer's voice, pacing, and phrasing. (Replaces JRN 56A/B.)
Weekly Contact: Lab: 6 hrs.
GPA Weight: 2.00
Course Count: 2.00
Billing Units: 2
Prerequisites
JRN 124
Co-Requisites
None
Antirequisites
None
Custom Requisites
None
Mentioned in the Following Calendar Pages
*List may not include courses that are on a common table shared between programs.
- JRN 315 - Investigative Reporting
- JRN 316 - The Freelance Career
- JRN 500 - Journalism and the Arts
- JRN 501 - Sampling the Beats
- JRN 503 - Critical and Opinion Writing
- JRN 504 - Fashion Journalism
- JRN 505 - Health and Science Journalism
- JRN 506 - International Journalism
- JRN 507 - Justice and the Courts
- JRN 509 - Journalism and the Political Arena
- JRN 510 - Reporting Religion
- JRN 511 - News They Can Use
- JRN 512 - Reporting Sports
- JRN 801 - Podcasting and Radio Documentary
- JRN 806 - Advanced Feature Writing
- JRN 841 - Advanced Multimedia Journalism
- JRN 842 - Building the Brand
- JRN 843 - Journalism Laboratory
- JRN 910 - Journalism Masthead
- Journalism Professional Table I
