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J219 Associate Producer – 7 weeks

[…] will be an eight-week mini course focused on practical skills, and is open to both first and second year students. At the end of the course, students can apply for a limited number of paid internships on current Frontline productions. These positions could continue into the summer, and would count towards the Journalism internship requirement.

J219 Frontline Associate Producer 1/29 – 3/19

[…] January and run up until Spring Break, and is open to both first and second year students.  At the end of the course, students will be invited to apply for a limited number of paid internships on current Frontline productions. These positions could continue into the summer, and would count towards the Jschool internship requirement.

Two young women are sitting side by side on a wide wooden staircase inside a building. One is wearing a red sweater, while the other is in a black jacket. They are both smiling and looking at the camera. Large windows line the wall on the right side, reminiscent of Danielle Parenteau's student journalism for the New York Times.

Danielle Parenteau and Mahlia Posey Chosen for New York Times Student Journalism Institute

Danielle Parenteau and Mahlia Posey. Photo: Brittany Hosea-Small (’17).

The image shows the UC Berkeley campus, with the prominent Sather Tower (Campanile) on the left and the grand Doe Library on the right. The buildings are illuminated by the sunset, with a green lawn and several people in the foreground, possibly including members of the Graduate School of Journalism Advisory Board.

UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Announces New Advisory Board

BERKELEY, March 9, 2017— The Graduate School of Journalism of the University of California, Berkeley, is proud to announce formation of an advisory board that includes some of the country’s top media professionals, innovators, educators and thought leaders. The advisory board’s job will be to help Berkeley’s J-School meet the multiple challenges that journalism education…

A smiling person with short gray hair and a red long-sleeve shirt is standing in a muddy field holding small plants. They are wearing yellow gloves. In the background, there are rows of small plants, colorful flags, and various work equipment. This former assistant dean is also a UC Berkeley Journalism alum from 1992.

1992 UC Berkeley Journalism Alum and Former Assistant Dean Dies

By Kris Moore, Margaret’s long-time friend. Margaret Alexis Miller died too soon on January 10, 2017, at her home in Berkeley, California. She was 53 years old. Deep adventure, curiosity, generosity and empathy were at the heart of Margaret. She was born September 29, 1963, and grew up in New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, the third child…

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Portrait: The J-School’s NABJ Chapter

[…] Institute offer professional development and technical training programs to black journalists across the country, helping them advance in their careers. The organizations award scholarships and help secure internships for those aspiring in the field.   “For me, NABJ has always been a very good resource and has helped connect me with a lot of […]

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KQED Public Radio’s Joshua Johnson joins the J-School

Lecturer Joshua Johnson on writing for the ear vs. the eye, being ruthless with your time and bringing light to the heat.

Black and white photograph of a man with a short beard and mustache, smiling. Text to the right reads: "David Littlejohn, 1937-2015, Professor Emeritus, UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism (J-School faculty photo circa 1963)." The top right corner shows the Berkeley Journalism logo.

J-School Mourns Passing of David Littlejohn

David Littlejohn, arts critic, book author and UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Professor Emeritus who spent 35 years teaching at Berkeley and 29 years at the J-School, passed away on Thursday, June 4. He was 78. As the J-School community mourns this loss, those who knew him remember a brilliant teacher, a cultural adventurer,…

Orlando Bagwell, a man with short dreadlocks and a neatly trimmed beard, looks into the camera with a neutral expression. He is wearing a light blue shirt and a dark gray sweater vest, standing against a plain off-white background. His experience includes teaching at UC Berkeley J-School and directing documentary programs.

Celebrated filmmaker Orlando Bagwell to direct UC Berkeley J-School’s Documentary program

Noted social justice filmmaker and former Ford Foundation director Orlando Bagwell will succeed Jon Else as director of the J-School’s documentary program.

A maverick filmmaker in a red shirt and black hat is holding a large video camera, recording an event. The background shows a crowd of people and blurred outdoor elements, suggesting that the scene is taking place in a public space. This could easily be part of one of Marlon T. Riggs' documentary fellowships.

New documentary fellowships named for maverick filmmaker Marlon T. Riggs

A $300,000 fundraising drive, now under way, honors the legacy of alumnus and professor Marlon T. Riggs.