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Journalism students to compete at annual SEJC

Trojan Talk | January 27, 2026

In just a few weeks, several students from the Hall School of Journalism and Communication (HSJC) will travel out of state for the annual Southeast Journalism Conference (SEJC). Jimmy Nichols sits down with Student Publications Advisor Hanna Cooper to discuss what this year’s conference has in store.

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