Pop-up Classes

JOMC 492/892.951 | 1 credit | P/NP European Sports and Media: The 2022 Football World Cup TR 5:30pm-7:20pm 8/23-9/15

This course explores the German and European media and sports landscape as well as the in fall 2022 upcoming Football World Cup as a major international sports event. Gain an in-depth understanding of European sports media and what is found in other nations and continents like the United States. The course will focus on topics related to communication and mass media, as well as sports sociology, management, and journalism. Students will examine the organization and impact of the Football World Cup, particularly with a view on the forthcoming 2026 WC in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

JOMC 292.951 | 1 credit hour | P/NP Media Sales & Account Management 10 am-6 pm 9/24-9/25

Do you love being creative when you're faced with a challenge? This weekend Pop-up will give you a snapshot of how you can combine your creativity and business acumen with a career in Media Sales and Account Management. You'll learn the basics of consultative selling for media, and even work with a local business to help them develop a winning marketing plan.

ADPR 483/883.951 | 1 credit hour | Graded Portfolio Development R 5:30pm-8:20pm 10/6-11/3

Need to dial in your portfolio? In this course you will learn how to improve your work and execute a variety of pieces that demonstrate experience in the form of a portfolio. Explore strategies to brand yourself using a portfolio to showcase the very best of your skills. You'll leverage relevant digital tools and media platforms to present your work to potential employers and clients.

Prerequisites: JOMC 101, JOMC 130-134, ADPR 151, ADPR 221, and ADPR 283.

If you do not meet the prerequisites and are still interested in taking this course, please request a permission code and your request will be considered (codes can be requested here).

JOMC 392.791 | 1 credit hour | P/NP The "Reel" Deal: Instagram for Storytelling ONLINE 10/24 - 11/28

1 billion people use Instagram across the globe each and every month, spending an average of 30 minutes per day. 500 million people use Instagram stories every day and nearly 50% of people have visited a website to make a purchase after seeing a product or service. In the U.S., 26% of people aged 18 to 24 have recently used Instagram specifically to access coronavirus news. The platform provides countless opportunities for brands, businesses and organizations, from non-profits and for profits to large news organizations to tell stories and connect a message with a consumer. In this course, students will take a deep dive into the Instagram platform researching best practices, ethics and learning the ins and out of how to create and measure content. Students will learn and create content for the grid, stories, IGTV, reels, Instagram live and eCommerce to best leverage the platform to accomplish strategic communication goals.