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Welcome to the SJMC at Texas State

Welcome to the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Texas State University! We're proud to be one of the largest and most innovative programs in the nation. With a vibrant and active faculty of scholars and professionals, we provide our students with the best training and preparation for productive and responsible careers in mass communication in the 21st century. To learn more about our program and mission, click here.

  • School of Journalism and Mass Communication

    Welcome to the SJMC at Texas State

    Welcome to the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Texas State University! We're proud to be one of the largest and most innovative programs in the nation. With a vibrant and active faculty of scholars and professionals, we provide our students with the best training and preparation for productive and responsible careers in mass communication in the 21st century. To learn more about our program and mission, click here.

  • Mass Comm Week

    Mass Comm Week recaps

    The School of Journalism and Mass Communication just concluded its annual Mass Communication Week. Check out the Mass Comm. Week site for blog recaps of panels, archived video, and photos of the conference.

  • Give Online

    SJMC receives AEJMC award

    Dr. Federico Subervi accepted the 2011 Equity and Diversity Award from Dr. Jan Slater, President of AEJMC at the national conference in St. Louis in August. It is now displaced in the hall case in Old Main. The AEJMC Equity & Diversity Award recognizes JMC academic units that are increasing equity and diversity among their faculty. We're proud to be honored with this recognition.

  • Samuel Cromley

    Alumni Profiles: Samuel Cromley

    Samuel Cromley, a 2003 Texas State University graduate, works a packed 7-day a week dream job as an Assistant Video director for the Dallas Cowboys. A football player in high school, Cromley tore his ACL three times. He remembers his Varsity football coach asking him to take over filming the games. Read more...

  • Alumni

    Alumni form nationwide networks

    The School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Texas State University has educated some of the top journalists and media producers in the Central Texas area and beyond. The program’s alumni have carried its educational innovations — from its acclaimed broadcast journalism training to its integration of emerging media platforms — into successful careers. Read more.


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