Those lazy days of summer: May 2009 Archives

Letting journalism grow in a new way

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During my J500 Media and the Environment class  we learned a lot about urban farming.

We each were assigned a farmer to create a blog about and we also had to help on a podcast.

Talking with Ericka Wright about her farm, the Troostwood Youth Garden showed me that urban farming was all about adaptation. Her neighborhood has very little fresh food around and a lot of youth. She decided to start a garden in her own yard to feed her community and help educate the kids.

This is what journalism needs to do.

Adapt. Find new ways to present information. Become better at everything.

For a while I just considered myself a photographer. Then after working at the Kansan I considered myself a photojournalist. Now after learning about blogging, copy editing, video editing, dreamweaver, fireworks and podcasts I have the confidence to say that I am a journalist and I am proud.

I am the future of journalism. Adaptation and learning a little bit of everything





Students

  • Matt Bechtold
  • Timothy Burgess
  • Lauren Cunningham
  • Brenna Daldorph
  • Shaymarie Genosky
  • Rachael Gray
  • Kendra Hall
  • Kelsey Hayes
  • Haley Jones
  • Nina Libby
  • Josh Patterson
  • Joseph Preiner
  • Sean Rosner
  • Jessica Sain-Baird
  • Deepa Sampat
  • Jesse Temple
  • Haley Jones
  • Carnez Williams
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Faculty / Staff

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