JRN 445

Investigative Journalism: Accountability Reporting

Joe Stephens

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In this seminar students will learn the sophisticated reporting, research, and writing techniques that investigative reporters use to root out corruption in public and private institutions. While learning to produce compelling news pieces, students will discover how these tools can be used to advantage in other fields and in everyday life. In addition to exploring new models of journalism (crowd sourcing, social networking, etc.), we will meet with some of the nation’s most successful investigative journalists.

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