JMS News
From living on the border to reporting on it: How Ana Ceballos launched her career as a journalist
Feb 21Growing up in Tijuana, Mexico, JMS alumna Ana Ceballos (‘14) relied on the news to feel more at ease with the violence in her hometown. Staying informed empowered her, and her curiosity and awareness eventually became her passion.
JMS Screening Circle to Feature the Film "Sing Sing"
Feb 19The screening of Sing Sing coincides with the achievements of incarcerated students earning degrees from SDSU’s Journalism and Media Studies program.
Omar Ruiz turns his passion for sports into a winning career
Feb 19Omar Ruiz has always had a passion and talent for sports, something he was able to leverage into a successful career.
Empowering voices: SDSU Imperial Valley students learn to share their stories with new course offering
Feb 19For students at the San Diego State University Imperial Valley campus, learning how to tell their stories effectively just got easier. With the introduction of a JMS 310W: Media Writing and Reporting to the campus, they now are being given the tools to share their unique perspectives of their communities.
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Karen Han
Feb 19Karen Han is an Assistant Professor and Area Head of advertising within the School of Journalism and Media Studies.
Dr. Loarre Andreu Perez reflects on her first semester at SDSU
Feb 12This past fall marked a significant milestone in Dr. Loarre Andreu Perez’s career as it was her first semester teaching for the School of Journalism and Media Studies (JMS) and her first as an assistant professor.
JMS alumnus Jereal Dorsey selected for promotion to Rear Admiral in the U.S. Navy
Feb 5The United States Navy selected Jereal Dorsey (‘09), APR+M, an active duty public affairs officer in the United States Navy and alumnus of the School of Journalism and Media Studies’ Public Affairs Officers graduate program, for a promotion to rear admiral (lower half). If confirmed by the Senate, Dorsey would be the third JMS graduate to become flag officer.