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Thinking about applying? Let us introduce ourselves. faculty , all of whom are working journalists, writers, producers and documentary-makers. The part-time faculty of teaching professionals is drawn from all the major news organizations in New York. The primary emphasis in both the graduate and undergraduate programs is practical instruction, focused on writing and reporting skills, complemented by the study of journalism, literature, ethics, law, history and criticism. Students learn to research, report and write, using New York City as a classroom. They are urged to begin publishing high quality journalism well before they graduate, in part through classes and internships geared to this purpose. For more about our approach to journalism, visit the About Us page. The Department maintains an active career services office "Choosing to work for the Daily News metro section is probably one of the best decisions of my professional career. In three months' time, I've doubled my clips, mastered on-the-street interviews and fallen in love with journalism all over again. That's not to say an internship at the Daily News is easy or that it will always be rewarding. There's plenty of frustration that comes along with reporting for a big-city daily, but what you take away from it all is a keen sense of the ups and downs of an average news day. Even if you don't walk away feeling entirely confident that you're meant to be the next David Halberstam, you will definitely walk out writing faster and cleaner than you did before working for the

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HOME INTRODUCTION FORUM ESSAYS BACKGROUND ROSEN KROEGER ROSENBAUM ... STEPHENS ROBINS KATZ CAMPBELL ADAM KENNEDY ... BROMLEY Wimps of the Roundtable and Other Challenges for Journalism Schools by Wayne Robins Last summer there was a sorrowful letter posted by a Chicago-area newspaper writer on journalism's online Village Green, Jim Romenesko's Media News . The reporter lamented being on the receiving end of Harrison Ford's sneer, a sneer of no small contempt. Reason: The reporter had begun a disastrous roundtable interview with Ford, who was promoting his Russian submarine movie "K-19," by asking a question about a previous Ford movie, the title of which the reporter couldn't recall. It was downhill from there. The reporter sulked in print about the star's boorishness, without acknowledging his own lack of preparation. He was fortunate Ford did not revert to an earlier role and deliver the hack 19 lashes with Indiana Jones' bullwhip. Didn't anybody teach these people how to conduct a celebrity interview? Didn't anyone teach them the rule that you always open with a question about the new project, and keep asking them? Then I realized: Of course not. I suspect that this problem, of journalists unequipped to lob even a softball to Harrison Ford, much less throw him the curve at which he would swing, did not give a restless moment to Columbia University President Lee C. Bollinger as he suspended the search for a new Dean of the Graduate School of Journalism in order to reevaluate the mission of the program.

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