A brief conversation with Jon Kealy '15, graduate of the Journalism Studies program with a concentration in Sports Journalism.
Utica University established one of the first national chapters of PRSSA in 1968, and the organization continues to be active on campus today. Its members attend national and regional conferences, including past conferences in San Diego, Detroit, New Orleans and Philadelphia. The chapter sponsors professional speakers, local tours of public relations agencies, and events.
This student organization focuses on journalism and media issues. It sponsors speakers and other activities. Students also attend the national SCJ convention. For more information, contact Professor David Chanatry at dchanatry@aeb170.com.
Public relations majors have the opportunity to be a part of the oldest honorary academic public relations fraternity in the United States, called Tau Mu Epsilon. Each year a select group of students who meet academic as well as leadership and character requirements are inducted during a special candlelight ceremony.
Presenting student projects produced for Utica University's Watchdog Reporting journalism course. The topics focus on social issues relevant to Utica, Oneida County and Central New York.
Watchdog Reporting Course Description
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