Students attended workshops covering broadcast journalism, multimedia journalism, yearbook production and journalism fundamentals.
Troy University’s Hall School of Journalism and Communication held its annual J-Day on Tuesday, October 7, hosting 200 high school students from eight high schools across Alabama.
Students attended workshops covering broadcast journalism, multimedia journalism, yearbook production and journalism fundamentals, including photography and preparing for college media programs.
Haley Hust, a senior from Saint James…
More than 200 high school students attended the annual event.
The Hall School of Journalism and Communication held its annual J-Day event on Wednesday, where over 200 high school students from Alabama and Florida flocked to campus.
Groups of students listened into presentations from Troy University faculty, staff, students and alumni over the course of the morning. The event was funded by a grant from…
One of J-Days many workshops teaches students how to use the cameras and other equipment in the TrojanVision studio.
The Hall School of Journalism and Communication at Troy University hosted over 450 high school students on Thursday, teaching them more about the field and what the program has to offer. The University’s “J-Day” event has been held for over 20 years.
“I think it’s important for students to see what’s attainable,” said Dr. Robbyn…
High school journalists from around Alabama descended on Troy University on Oct. 20 for the Hall School of Journalism and Communication’s J-Day.
Some 400 high school journalists from around Alabama descended on Troy University on Oct. 20 for the Hall School of Journalism and Communication’s J-Day.
The event brings high school students in for a series of workshops ranging from photography to yearbook design to writing and reporting, taught by industry professionals, TROY alumni and Hall School…
