Quick Facts

"By offering the individual attention necessary to navigate the working world, my news editorial classes at Butler prepared me for my internship at Indianapolis Monthly."
Kimberly Trubiro
Special Projects Intern
Indianapolis Monthly Magazine

Eugene Pulliam School of Journalism

Programs of study

Journalism Major with a choice of three concentration areas:
- News-Editorial
- Public Relations
- Integrated Communication: Public Relations and Advertising
Public and Corporate Communication Major (PCC)

Enrollment

2007-08: 180 Majors/Minors

Faculty

8 full-time faculty
10 adjunct faculty
Dr. Nancy Whitmore is the director of the Eugene S. Pulliam School of Journalism

Types of career opportunities for journalism/PCC graduates

Reporter/writer (all fields, i.e. news, business, technical, sports, art, entertainment, environmental, education, health, travel, lifestyle, etc.) (news-editorial or public relations/marketing focused)
Editor, publisher (printed and online publications) (news-editorial or public relations/marketing focused)
Media relations director/manager, press secretary or company spokesperson
Communication director
Public information officer
Community, consumer, employee or investor relations manager/director
Crisis communicator
Government relations director/manager, lobbyist, political campaign strategist, etc.
Advertising director/manager, copywriter, designer, account executive, etc.
Web/graphic designer/art director
Photographer
Fund raiser/development director
Event planner
And more

Student Media

The Butler Collegian
The Collegian Online

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