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MULTILINGUAL JOURNALISM PROGRAM @ LEHMAN COLLEGE |
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Students must have demonstrated language proficiency in a foreign language (by completing any 200 or 300 level course) and English (by completing English 102). Majors are encouraged to take at least 18 credits from courses related to the field of journalism and mass communication. Students who are non-native speakers of a foreign language are encouraged to take at least 9 credits at the 300 or 400 level in the foreign language concentration beyond the 12 credits required for the major. The 42-credit Program has four components:
Credit Courses 12 SPA 307, SPA 308, SPA 309, SPA 357* 9 ENW 207, ENW 317, ENW 323 9 SPE 226 or 315, SPE 214, SPE 317 12 MLJ 211, ART 212, MLJ 302, MLJ 470 * Substitution for concentration language chosen Internships, Cooperative Education Earn and learn. Gain work experience and college credits through job placements in business, media, and cultural organizations. This is a partial list of courses related to the Multilingual Journalism Program. Students are encouraged to consult their mentors or the College Bulletin for additional information on other courses. Multilingual Journalism MLJ 350: Special topics MLJ 370: Internship I Department of English ENW 309: Critical Review Writing ENW 365: Special Topics in Professional Writing ENW 381: Individual Tutorial in Writing ENW 462: Seminar in Professional Writing Department of Speech and Theatre SPE 240: Communication in Society SPE 314: Advanced Audio Production SPE 318: Writing for the Mass Media SPE 404: Television Directing SPE 417: Broadcast Programming SPE 418: Mass Media and Public Policy SPE 452: Special Studies in Mass Communication SPE 490: Research Project in Mass Communication Department of Anthropology ANT 250: The Italian-American Community ANT 326: Anthropological Linguistics ANT 328: Language and Culture ANT 337: Inequality in Cross-Cultural Perspectives Department of Art ART 312: Two-Dimensional Designs ART 358: Field Methods in Photography/Photojournalism Department of History HIU 324: The History of Italian-Americans HIU 328: The Family in American History HIU 335: Immigration in America HIU 344: American Jewish History HIU 347: The Mainland Borough: The Bronx as a City in History HIU 348: The History of New York City: City and State Department of Black Studies BLS 177: Afro-Caribbean Heritage BLS 235: Afro-Caribbean Societies BLS 239: Black Women in American Society BLS 245: Afro-American Heritage BLS 335: The Afro-Caribbean and World Politics BLS 352: Topics in African-American History and Culture BLS 353: Topics in Caribbean History, Politics, and Society Department of Secondary, Adult and Business Education ESC 407: Bilingualism and Bilingual Education Department of Puerto Rican Studies PRS 241: Migration & the Puerto Rican Community in the U.S. PRS 242: Latinos in the U.S. PRS 307: Puerto Rico in the 20th Century: 1898-Present PRS 308: The Economy of Puerto Rico PRS 310: Political Parties in Puerto Rico Herbert Broderick, Art Martin Gitterman, Speech and Theatre Patricio Lerzundi, Languages & Literatures, Multilingual Journalism James Jervis, Black Studies Robert Lundberg, Secondary, Adult, and Business Education Hermino Martinez, Mass Communications Anne Perryman, Media Relations Gaoyin Qian, Specialized Services in Education Jose Luis Renique, History Gary Schwartz, Lehman Scholars Robert Whittaker, Languages & Literatures
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