Fall 2020 JOU 1000 10th class September 24, 2020 - Interview Assignment
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This document provides information about an Introduction to Journalism class taught by Professor Michael Rizzo at Collins College of Professional Studies. The class had a presentation last week covering interviewing techniques. The assignment for this week's class on September 24th is for students to conduct interviews of their classmates to write profile stories. The document ends by wishing students to stay well and stay safe.
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