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JOU 4700
Ethics

JOU 4700 is a required course in journalism ethics.  It is open to other students with permission of the instructor.

This course equips you to resolve dilemmas that journalists face today by using a three-step ethical reasoning process. The syllabus is below, as is the Decision Memo Guide and the case studies we will use in the class.
jou_4700_ethics_italy_2015_syllabus.pdf
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decision_memo_guide.pdf
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jou_4700_italy_case_studies.pdf
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I photographed this moral leader in Venice during our 2011 trip.

JOU 4930
Video Storytelling

JOU 4930 is an elective open to any students. It enables you to record and edit a two-minute video story built around an interview and told in online journalism style (or what television calls a “nat sound package”).

You and a partner with work together to create the video while we're in Italy. All the equipment you will need is in the syllabus below (final as of April 7):
jou_4930_video_italy_2015_syllabus.pdf
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