Category:BA Journalism Studies

From College of Fine Arts and Communications

The earliest seeds of Print Journalism at BYU were sown in the English Department in 1916.

J. Marinus Nelson, an English teacher who taught journalism courses, wrote for the Provo newspaper, The Inquirer. He taught editorial writing and ethics of journalism classes. The Journalism Department emerged in 1933 as a division of the English Department, requiring students to take 30 credits of journalism classes and 30 credits of English to obtain a degree.

In 1938, journalism became a department of its own. It was later adopted into the Department of Communications

Articles in category "BA Journalism Studies"

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C Cathy Carmode Lim D Doug Fox

J Jack Nelson Joshua D. Luke M Marci von Savoye Williams

N Nanci Wudel T Ted Izatt