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Advising and Registration, Spring 2010 Semester Spring semester advising for majors in the Department of Journalism and Technical Communication is wrapping up with registration beginning October 26. Registration is staggered by class level, starting with graduate and professional students. All students should meet with their academic adviser to get an advising code and registration date. General dates for registration are listed below. Individual students’ registration dates may vary by a day or so depending on individual credit counts and sequential placement considerations.

Registration Dates for Spring, 2010 Courses
October 26 - Graduate & Professional Students
October 27 - Seniors
October 30 - Juniors
November 6 - Sophomores
November 13 - Freshman
November 23 - New Students


Registration for Summer Courses
The JTC Department offers a number of summer courses, and the most accurate list of those courses, along with dates that they’re offered, can be found on Ramweb. Registration for summer courses begins March 23, but if you want to plan your summer in advance, be sure to check the online schedule so you can determine what summer courses might work with your academic plan.

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Fall Calendar

  • October 26-November 23 - Registration
  • November 23-27 - Thanksgiving Break (no classes)
  • December 11 - Last day of instruction
  • December 14-18 - Finals Week
  • November 23-27 - Thanksgiving Break (no classes)
  • December 11 - Last day of instruction
  • December 14-18 - Finals Week
  • December 19 - Fall Commencement/Department Reception for Graduates


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Department Overview

The Department of Journalism and Technical Communication was established in 1968 and operates the largest undergraduate program in the College of Liberal Arts.

Our AEJMC-accredited program serves over 500 undergraduates in five concentrations: computer-mediated communication, news-editorial, public relations, specialized and technical and television news/video communication.

The department also has 65 graduate students seeking M.S. and Ph.D. degrees.

Our 21 regular faculty members are joined by working professionals with special appointments as course instructors, and we offer online mentoring.

The department is an active partner in the Information Science and Technology Center (ISTeC) at CSU. We also participate in the new Colorado School of Public Health.


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Journalism Instructor
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