Campus Journalism

Journalism defined

„ Writing for publication in newspapers and

other periodicals.
„ Something that embraces all forms wherein
the news reaches the public.
 munctions of the School Organ

„ To provide an opportunity for interesting

writing.
„ To give students the opportunity to read
newspapers suitable for them.
„ Inform the community as to the work of the
school.
„ Publish school news.
 munctions of the School Organ

„ Create and express school opinion.

„ Make known the achievements of the
school.
„ Develop school spirit.
„ Develop cooperation between parents and
the school.
 Parts of the School Organ

„ mront Page
„ Editorial
„ News
„ meatures
„ Literary
„ Special Pages
 Process of Publication

„ Issue map is designed.

„ Articles are assigned, written, and
submitted.
„ Articles are edited.
„ minished articles are laid-out by the layout
artist to make the dummy.
„ Dummy is edited.
 Process of Publication

„ minal dummy is sent to the printer.

„ Copies are printed, then distributed.
 `oles of the Staff

„ Editor-in-Chief
± Heads the staff
± Designs the issue map
± Edits the dummy
„ Managing Editor
± Edits the articles
± Assists the E-I-C
 `oles of the Staff

„ Section Editor
± Edits all the articles submitted by the writers
± mollows up the writers
„ Writer
± Writes his assigned articles
„ Liaisons Officer
± mollows up the writers
± Collects all the articles from the writers.
 `oles of the Staff

„ Photographer
± Takes photos of events to be covered.
± minds photos from other people if he doesn¶t
have them.
„ Photo Editor
± Edits the photos submitted by the photographer
(cropping, brightness adjusting, etc.)
± Writes captions for the photos
 Importance of Starting Young

„ Better writers make for a better future.

„ Educated youth ensure progressive
development.
„ Journalists help raise awareness in their
country.