Course information
SyllabusEverything you need to know about this course is found here, including course objectives, expectations, policies, as well as the grading rubric and scale.
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ScheduleClick here to view the course schedule, which includes lecture topics, due dates, assignment details and links to several readings.
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Game StoriesJRN361 students are required to cover high school sports contests in the New Haven County area. Their articles will be showcased here.
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PROFESSOR'S CONTACT INFORMATION
Email: molly.yanity@quinnipiac.edu Twitter: @mollyyanity | @QUjournalism Class hashtag: #JRN361 Do not call or text my personal phone OFFICE HOURS in CCE267 Mondays 10 a.m.-noon Tuesdays 9:30 a.m.-noon Thursdays 9:30 a.m.-noon ** For this class, it is required you keep informed of current events in sports. Do not simply pay attention to hot takes and rumors, but focus on how these reporters cover games, who they interview, the topics and people about whom they wrote. Start by following the following journalists on Twitter: Greg Bishop, Richard Deitsch (and check out his podcast!), Lee Jenkins, Sally Jenkins, Elizabeth Merrill, J.R. Moehringer, Jason Reid, Eli Saslow, Ramona Shelburne, Don Van Natta, Kevin Van Valkenburg, Dan Wetzel and Seth Wickersham. There are so many more... Feel free to share your favorites, as well! Splash photo: Chris Hyde/Getty Images (2013) |