Journalism
Dr. Kristie Kemper, Area Coordinator
THE JOURNALISM PROGRAM AT GEORGIA HIGHLANDS COLLEGE OFFERS . . .
The first two years of the journalism core, leading to an associate of arts degree and easy transfer to a four-year college to complete a bachelor’s degree in communications or journalism with specialization in print or broadcast journalism, advertising, or public relations.
Practical experience in writing, layout and design, art, photography, desk-top publishing, and computer graphics from working with the Six Mile Post (award-winning print and online student news organization)—paid positions include editor in chief, managing editors for sports, online, and design/graphics, an assistant online editor, an assistant sports editor, an advertising manager, a chief photographer, and campus coordinators for Cartersville, Marietta, Douglasville, and Paulding ; many unpaid positions are also available
Credit for:
JOUR-1125, Mass Communications Practicum
COMM-1101, Introduction to Mass MediaCritiques of work and awards for special group or individual achievement through the Georgia College Press Association, the Southern Regional Press Institute, and the Associated Collegiate Press
Participation in the Georgia College Press Association’s annual press institute, with the opportunity to run for state office (Georgia Highlands College students have served as GCPA president three times and have held numerous other GCPA offices.)
For more information about the journalism core or information about positions on the Six Mile Post staff (positions may be held by students of any major), contact Dr. K. Kemper at 706-368-7626 or 1-800-332-2406. You can also apply for staff positions here.
Communications 1101: Introduction to Mass Media
Journalism 1125: Mass Communication Practicum
Journalism Faculty:
| Name | Primary Campus | Office | Phone | ||
| Kristie Kemper | Floyd | F-136 | 706-368-7626 | kkemper@highlands.edu |