What I need you to do is to cut-and-paste the following survey from here to a Word document, fill it out and then email it to me at omars@msu.edu.
Sorry for the trouble, but thanks for working with me on this. A reminder: the survey will be due by 9 a.m. Thursday, May 17. Off we go:
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This class is the capstone course in the School of Journalism. That means this course is designed to put everything you've learned during your degree program to use. We strongly recommend students complete at least one journalism skills elective BEFORE enrolling in JRN 400. If you have not taken classes beyond JRN 300 in your degree program, you are at a disadvantage in this course.
We also want to allow you to explore your passion — whether it's writing, design, photography, digital media, video or something else. In many ways, we'll operate like a newsroom, with everyone having an assigned role. You will work collaboratively with other members of a team.
To do that, we need to know more about you, your skills and your passions. Please take some time to complete the following survey. If you have any questions about JRN 400 or our expectations, please don't hesitate to see the instructor.
Thanks!
Email address
Tell us about yourself
First Name
Last Name
Cellphone
Twitter
Just tell us the part after the @. If you were @jschoolmsu, you would input jschoolmsu. If you do not have a Twitter account, input "None."
Do you have an online portfolio of your work?
Yes
No
If you have an online portfolio, what is the URL?
Google Account Username
You will need a free Google account for this class. If you don't yet have one, sign up for one now. You should have a user name that is professional sounding - we suggest something close to your name. (This is the same thing as a Gmail account ... just enter the user name that comes before @gmail.com. You also can sign up for a Google account with a different email.) Your @msu.eduemail also will log into Google Apps.
Class level:
Junior
Senior
Graduate Student
Other:
Expected graduation
May 2018
Summer 2018
December 2018
May 2019
Summer 2019
December 2019
May 2020
Other:
Which of the following MSU Journalism or CAS classes have you taken?
Choose every class that you have COMPLETED. Do not select a course if you are taking it this semester.
JRN 108: The World of Media
JRN 200: Writing & Reporting News I
JRN 203: Visual Storytelling (formerly Visualizing Information)
JRN 211: Documentary History & Theory (cross-listed as MI 211)
JRN 212: 2D Animation Storytelling
JRN 218: Sports Media I
JRN 300: Writing & Reporting News II
JRN 306: Radio & TV News
JRN 310: Photojournalism
JRN 311: Introduction to Doc Production (cross-listed as MI 311)
JRN 336: Desiging for Print & Digital
JRN 338: Visualizing Data with Information Graphics (Info Graphics I)
JRN 375: International Journalism
JRN 402: Public Relations Topics in JRN
JRN 403: TV News
JRN 405: Editing for Print & Digital
JRN 406: Advanced TV News
JRN 407: Advanced Reporting (formerly Computer Assisted Reporting)
JRN 410: Photojournalism II
JRN 411: Documentary Design/Production (cross-listed as MI 411)
JRN 415: Public Affairs & Business Reporting
JRN 417: Sports Reporting II
JRN 418: Sports Reporting III
JRN 420: Capital News Service
JRN 425: Journalism History
JRN 430: News Media Law & Ethics
JRN 432: Magazine & Feature Writing
JRN 436: Online Publishing
JRN 438: Information Graphics II
JRN 445: Images & Messages
JRN 450: Creating/Marketing Media
JRN 472: Lab Environmental Reporting
JRN 473: Seminar in Environmental Reporting
JRN 475: International News/Governments
JRN 800: Multiple Media Reporting
JRN 801: Multiple Media Reporting II
JRN 810: Visual Journalism
JRN 821: Social Media News & Information
JRN 872: Environmental Science & Health Reporting
JRN 875: Global Affairs Reporting
CAS 110: Creative Thinking
CAS 111: Design & Layout
CAS 112: Story Sound & Motion
CAS 114: Creativity & Entrepreneurship
CAS 116: Media Sketching & Graphics
CAS 117: Games & Interactivity
CAS 201 or 202: Audio + Video I & II
CAS 203: Media Design
CAS 204: Web Design
CAS 205: Media Photography
CAS 206: Graphics + Illustration
CAS 207: Media Animation
CAS 208: Media Interactivity
Other:
What are your strengths as a journalist?
These are areas where you EXCEL and where you have SIGNIFICANT experiences outside of regular classes. You may choose more than one, but focus on the areas where you have the MOST experience and talent.
Writing
Coaching writers
Copy editing
Photography
Video (shooting)
Video (editing)
Print design
Digital design
Web design
Infographics
Illustration
Social media/marketing
Audio
Other:
Which of these is your passion?
This is what you LOVE TO DO THE MOST. Most students will choose only one passion from this list. You can selection multiple passions, but think carefully and be selective. Your choices will have an impact on your role(s) this semester.
Writing
Coaching writers
Copy editing
Photography
Video (shooting)
Video (editing)
Print design
Digital design
Web design
Infographics
Illustration
Social media/marketing
Audio
Other:
Evaluate the following statements.
Name one J-School faculty member who could serve as a reference for your work and work ethic.
What makes that faculty member a good reference for you?
Have you worked for any student media outlets at MSU?
Yes
No
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