The digital age has transformed how we exchange information. With a supplemental endorsement in Journalism and Media, you’ll be able to train the next generation how to harness media for mass communication. Wayne State College offers extensive coursework in electronic and digital media. The former boundaries between print and electronic media have converged, and newspapers, radio, and television stations now provide multiplatform content via their websites and smartphone apps. You’ll learn journalistic writing and layout, video performance and production, voice training, and social media/marketing communications, along with the theoretical framework necessary for the future lesson plans.

- Credit hours: 18
- Schools: Arts and Humanities, Education and Behavioral Sciences
- Departments: Communication Arts, Educational Foundations and Leadership
- Accreditation: Council of Accreditation for Educator Preparation (CAEP)
Courses for the Journalism and Media endorsement
- CNA 162 Audio Production (3)
- CNA J 220 Journalism Workshop (1)
- CNA R 220 Radio Workshop (1)
- CNA V 220 Video Film Workshop (1)
- CNA 263 Introduction to Mass Communication (3)
- CNA 274 Video and Film Production I (3)
- CNA 280 News Writing (3)
Choose one of the following:
- CNA 426 Public Relations through Social Media (3)
- CNA 471 Mass Media and Society (3)
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Popular pairings
Recent students paired the Journalism and Media supplemental endorsement with the following programs:
- Secondary English Education (subject endorsement)
Licensure/certification
Wayne State's Journalism and Media Education endorsement is designed to prepare students for initial teacher licensure/certification in Nebraska. It has not been determined if this program meets requirements for all other states. If you are planning to pursue professional licensure or certification in a state other than Nebraska, it is strongly recommended that you contact the appropriate licensing entity in that state to seek information and guidance regarding licensure or certification requirements before beginning an academic program.
Journalism and Media Education certification disclosure for all states