5 courses with the subject JAM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.

JAM 363Intro to Podcasting

Subject: JAM
Type: course
Edition: 1253
Source: dewitt.sanford.duke.edu

JAM 364SArt of the Interview

Subject: JAM
Type: course
Edition: 1253
Source: dewitt.sanford.duke.edu

JAM 365SVideo Journalism

Subject: JAM
Type: course
Edition: 1253
Source: dewitt.sanford.duke.edu

JAM 367SNews Writing and Reporting

1 Media & Democracy-designated course. These courses engage in analysis of various dimensions of our news and information ecosystem, and will be identified each semester on the courselist. Other courses not specified may count to fulfill this requirement, with the approval of the JAM DUS, Professor Phil Napoli. 3 elective courses Any JAM course that is not already counted as a core course Any approved elective course offered through another department Study away courses may also be approved as electives with permission of the DUS, Professor Philip Napoli A complete list of journalism and media studies courses offered through our program can be found here. A list of JAM-approved classes taught in past semesters can be found here. Other requirements (for all current and future classes): A pre-approved media-related internship . Internships must be approved in advance to count toward the minor requirements. Please submit this Internship Approval Form . The Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS) for JAM is Professor Philip Napoli. He will approve your internship. If you have any questions about whether your internship will qualify, feel free to Junior year progress requirement: By the end of the junior year, students should have completed a minimum of 3 courses; or have a completion plan approved by the DUS, Professor Philip Napoli . Don’t hesitate to reach out to Prof. Napoli if you have any questions about your timeline for completing the requirements. Engagement Requirement: We ask that JAM students attend at least two DeWitt Wallace Center events per semester during their junior and senior semesters, if they are attending classes on campus (students on study-away programs or on leave are exempted from this requirement). Be sure to sign-in at events that you attend! If you have any questions make an appointment to meet with Prof. Napoli. about meeting this requirement, please contact our events coordinator, Shelley Stonecipher .

Subject: JAM
Type: course
Edition: 1253
Source: dewitt.sanford.duke.edu

JAM 371News as a Moral Battleground

1 of these 4 core practicum courses (must be taken for a letter grade)

Subject: JAM
Type: course
Edition: 1253
Source: dewitt.sanford.duke.edu

Source: Duke University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61