The University of Nebraska-Lincoln finished fourth in the Overall Intercollegiate Championship in the 53nd annual Hearst Journalism Awards Program. Three students from the UNL College of Journalism and Mass Communications were invited to compete in the National Championship Round June 3-7, 2013, in San Francisco.
The College of Journalism and Mass Communications is considered one of the top programs for students who want to do big things in advertising and public relations, broadcasting and journalism.
Our students are national champions -- and we’ve got the hardware in our trophy case to prove it:
- National Student Advertising Competition winners in 2012.
- Fifth place in the national Hearst Journalism Awards in 2012.
You can be a national champ, too.
You’ll take classes in your major from day one. Why wait? We want you to be ready for the best internships and the best jobs, the kind national champions get.
You’ll do real work, whether it is creating a social media strategy for a non-profit, doing the radio play-by-play for a Big 10 football game or traveling to India to produce stories about poverty.
You’ll learn from the pros. Our top-flight teachers share their amazing professional experiences with you in the classroom and in the field.
Come visit and see for yourself how you can be a national champ.
CoJMC News
Advertising and public relations students from the College of Journalism and Mass Communications finished ninth in the 2013 National Student Advertising Competition, June 5-8, in Phoenix, Ariz. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has finished in the top 10 five years in a row.
The William Randolph Hearst Foundation has announced the 29 journalism students from across the country who will compete in the 53rd annual National Championships. Three students from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln College of Journalism are heading to the Championship Round in San Francisco.