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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2019 · 22 MIN

Donica Mensing, Why Are Newsrooms Shrinking while Journalism Programs Grow?

from Reynolds HotBox · host Nico Colombant

Associate Dean and Professor at the Reynolds School of Journalism Donica Mensing discusses a chapter she wrote for the book Global Journalism Education. Her paper specifically looked at, why in the United States, newsrooms are dramatically shrinking while journalism schools continuing to grow. In this episode, Dr. Mensing shares her research findings, experience as an educator, and advice to anyone interested in exploring a journalism or media related career with co-host Kathleen Masterson, a radio journalist and professor of Science Communication . The producer and host of this episode is Reynolds School of Journalism graduate student Tianna Morimoto.

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