SUI Offers Courses in TV News Methods
State University of Iowa journalism students pursue TV news through the school of journalism, speech and dramatic art, and Davenport's WOC-TV. Courses include TV news seminar, radio news writing, speech in radio and television, cinematography, and theater techniques in television. Students produced three TV scripts this term and captured spot news such as an army plane crash, an atom bomb test, and a truck train collision, aired on local TV.
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State University of Iowa
SUI
School of Journalism
Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
Davenport
Woc-Tv
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Art
Speech and
Army Airforce
Iowa City
Linotype Practice for Editorial Journalism Students
Editorial journalism students at SUI gain hands on experience operating linotype in the university newspaper production lab. The session introduces typesetting and newsroom workflow as part of practical training.
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SUI
Iowa Approach Debuts Humor Magazine on Campus
The State University of Iowa launches a humor magazine initially titled Magazine X with a three day campus campaign that surpasses 3000 copies in sales. The 16 page tabloid includes a full page cartoon by Frank Interlandi and a photo feature by Carl Turk. Dean Norman edits with James Bowermaster as business manager.
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State University of Iowa
Daily Iowan
Frank Interlandi
Carl Turk
Victor Ferris
Turk
Dean Norman
Cedar Rapids
James Bowermaster
Fairfield
Norman
Iowa approach shapes journalists from core courses to labs
The State University of Iowa journalism program blends general knowledge with hands on lab training. Students take core courses in sciences history and literature plus economics psychology and political science and specialize in seven fields from editorial to public relations. Labs are student run with faculty guidance emphasizing practical experience, producing over 5000 graduates since 1924 for accurate news reporting.
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Leslie G. Moeller
SUI School of Journalism
Iowa
SUI
SUL School of Journalism
Four School Directors Lead SUI Journalism School
The SUI school of journalism traces its leadership from its 1924 founding with Dr. Charles Hoeller as the first director. Frank Luther Mott led in 1927, Wilbur Schramm in 1943, and since 1947 Prof. Leslie G. Moeller has served as director.
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SUI School of Journalism
Charles Hoeller
Frank Luther Mott
Wilbur Schramm
Leslie G. Moeller
Major laboratory facilities at the Iowa School of Journalism
The Iowa Quest outlines the principal laboratory facilities supporting the school of journalism. It details spaces and equipment used for media production, research work, and practical training for students and faculty.
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School of Journalism
School to Provide 37 Courses In 8 Week Summer Session
The eight week session at the State University of Iowa school of journalism offers more than 37 courses for undergraduates and graduates. Registration for 1952 is set for June 9 and 10. Courses cover graduate study introductions, mass communications research, advertising, reporting, editorial writing, journalism history, management, pictorial journalism, radio and television, typography and production, and public relations with numerous workshops and arranged projects.
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Interlandi Wins Again in Iowa Cancer Crusade Cartoon
Daily Iowan cartoonist Frank Interlandi earned official status as the 1952 Iowa Cancer Crusade editorial cartoon. His work is released during April Cancer Control Month and used by state newspapers more than other materials. Interlandi, an army veteran from Elmhurst Illinois, has contributed 20 to 30 cartoons at times while pursuing art studies.
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Daily Iowan
Frank Interlandi
Iowa Cancer Crusade
Cancer Control
Iowa
American Cancer Society
Iowa Crusade
Interlandi
Iowan
Elmhurst
Ill
Frank
Drawing
Louisiana State University
Northwestern University
Chicago
School of Journalism offers twenty graduate assistantships
Twenty assistantships in mass communications are available annually to graduate students at the State University of Iowa School of Journalism. Prof. Leslie G. Moeller, director, announced that about 7000 dollars are allocated per year for cash payments, with monthly stipends varying by duties. Tuition and fees total 130 dollars for Iowa residents and 230 dollars for non residents. Several recipients are in research. The school conducts studies in readability and leadership, advertising, radio audience characteristics and measurement, public relations, pictorial journalism, newspaper costs and income sources, and other areas.
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Leslie G. Moeller
Enrollment Figures For UI School Of Journalism 1951
Enrollment in the State University of Iowa School of Journalism as of October 1951 reached 221 students. Breakdown shows 57 freshmen 32 sophomores 46 juniors 50 seniors 2 unclassified and 34 graduate students. Mass communications awards included 60 BA 22 MA and 2 PhD degrees. University total enrollment at October stood at 7 962.
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
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