The W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications, one of only 105 ACEJMC-accredited programs in the country, will help you prepare to meet the challenges of media markets. As a Marshall Univerity journalism graduate, you will have advantages over your competition: hands-on experience with the latest technology under the guidance of professors with extensive professional and academic backgrounds, internship experience with professionals, opportunity to participate in award-winning journalism programs and student clubs, and access to a nationally-ranked library. At the SOJMC, there are seven areas of study for undergraduate and graduate students: broadcast, print, or online journalism, advertising, public relations, electronic media management (formerly radio-television), or journalism education. A faculty adviser will help each student to carefully prepare a curriculum of practical and theoretical career-oriented courses and liberal arts studies. News Update The third annual J-Walk was a success in spite of the rain and cold weather. The faculty and staff would like to thank everyone who participated and donated. Please click here to learn more about the J-Walk. Click here to see examples of student work from JMC - 360, Digital Imaging If you have any questions or want more information, please contact us at 304-696-2360, 400 Hall Greer Blvd. Huntington, WV 25755, or e-mail us at sojmc@marshall.edu