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Columbia Journalism School Names Sara Ganim a Spencer Education Journalism Fellow

Saturday May 1, 2021

The Brechner Center Hearst Journalism Fellow has been selected as one of four distinguished journalists to be named a Spencer Education Journalism Fellow for the 2021-2022 academic year.

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The Fred Young Hearst Television Producing Fellowship

Thursday March 18, 2021

To recruit a strong upcoming Spring 2021 graduate interested in television news/digital news producing and to nurture that candidate during a 12-week paid fellowship program. Upon successful completion of the Fred Young Hearst Television Producing Fellowship, he/she will be presented with a job offer for a full-time newscast producing position with a Hearst Television station.

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Seventh Annual VFP Peace Scholarship

Monday February 22, 2021

Gainesville Veterans for Peace Chapter 14 is excited to announce our 7th annual Peace Scholarship Program for the spring of 2021.
Deadline for Application is April 23rd

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MCDA REAL Workshop Series

Wednesday February 3, 2021

MCDA is excited to offer our REAL Workshop Series to our students. REAL TALK is our comprehensive diversity education program. REAL stands for “Respect, Equity and Allyship for Leaders” and gradually introduces participants to key concepts of diversity education and identity exploration.

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Micro-Internships Are Now Available

Thursday December 3, 2020

The Career Connections Center is excited to announce a new opportunity for you: Micro Internships! Take part in short-term, professional work experiences.

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Knight Division Student Assistants Needed

Monday November 2, 2020

The Knight Division of the College of Journalism and Communications is seeking student assistants for the PATH office front desk for Spring 2021. Students with a variety of talents and knowledge, from all four disciplines in the college are desired.

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Virtual IRTS Multicultural Career Workshop

Monday October 26, 2020

Now in its 36th year, IRTS has earned the reputation of being one of the best ways for diverse students & recent grads to get a jump start in their careers.

Date: November 12,13, & 14
Time: 11am- 3pm each day
Cost: FREE

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Research and Insights: Secondary Care Provider Attitudes Towards Patient Generated Health Data from Smartwatches

Monday October 5, 2020

Wearable devices such as smartwatches could play an increasingly important role in healthcare. But providers have given wearable devices mixed reviews: while some laud their contribution to patient care, others are more skeptical of their accuracy and efficacy. As wearable technology evolves, it’s important to gather provider insights about the technology’s most helpful kind of information, along with its best presentation and incorporation into clinical practice.

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Barbara L. Frye Scholarship Applications Now Open

Monday September 21, 2020

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Black Professor: My Hope for My Students in Fight for Racial Justice

Tuesday July 14, 2020

Heading home with groceries recently in Gainesville, Florida, I darted my car onto a street in front of an oncoming SUV. A second later, there was a sheriff’s deputy behind me. No reason to believe he even noticed me, but yet my back stiffened in …

CJC Student Town Hall, June 17, 1 – 2:30 p.m.

Saturday June 13, 2020

Dear Students: We are grateful to all of you who participated in our Student Town Hall on June 5. We appreciate how much you shared and admire your courage for being open about what’s on your mind and in your heart. We heard you and your desire for a …

A Time to Stand Strong: A Message to the CJC Community from Dean Diane McFarlin

Tuesday June 2, 2020

Dear CJC Colleagues and Students: The killing of George Floyd is a tragedy of multiple dimensions. It is both despicable and intolerable that a Black man would be treated with such disdain by law enforcement that he would lose his life. This comes on the …