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Why you should be involved with the Journalism Club

By the time you graduate from UNF with your communications degree, you will have made a significant investment of time and money. If you're spending thousands of dollars, supposedly to prepare for a career as a journalist, why not try to learn as much about the field as possible? Why not learn how to find jobs and internships in the field and find out what to expect when you become a journalist. And get tips and advice from professional journalists. By attending the Journalism Club's seminars, you can gain valuable information about your chosen career path. Click here to read more about why UNF needs a journalism club.

The club is for all students interested in journalism, and is designed to serve students who are studying broadcasting, photojournalism, print journalism and graphic design, and students involved with campus media.

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We'd love to hear from you. Feel free to tell us your suggestions for club activities. Contact us if you have any comments or questions about the club.

Want to be a volunteer?
If you're interested in being a volunteer in the Journalism Club, e-mail unfjournalism@hotmail.com with your class and work schedule so we'll have an idea of when you might be available to help out.

RECOGNITION: The Journalism Club would like to express its thanks to three hard-working volunteers. Michael Fitzgerald and Cathleigh Winningham helped promote the club's spring 2002 seminars. Also, Cherisse Seymour attended one of the club's spring seminars and took excellent notes, which can be read here.