The School of Journalism & Mass Communication at Texas State University offers courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Undergraduate

• MC4382K, Latinos and Media
• MC4303, International Advertising

Graduate

• MC5304, Latinos and Media
• MC5304 U, Music Marketing and Media
• International Communication Issues
• Mass Media and Politics (Focus on U.S. Latinos)
• Independent Study Opportunities

The Center will generate grants that promote, support, and disseminate research about topics such as:

• the business to and markets of Latino-oriented media;
• what is needed to improve the quality of journalism practices in Latino-oriented news media;
• Latinos’ exposure to and uses of media;
• the portrayals of Latinos in general market media, Latino media, and other media
• Hispanic public opinion;
• the effects of the media—be they Latino-oriented or general market media—on Latinos’ opinions and behaviors related to politics, health or consumer issues;
• the effects of television on the cognitive and personal development of Latino children;
• the changing regulations related to telecommunication industries and their practices;
• the telecommunications uses and needs of Latino audiences and communities.