AJBCOB | In-Depth Reporting Panel (JMC 397)

In-Depth Reporting Panel (JMC 397)

Academic Level at Time of Presentation

Sophomore

Major

Journalism

2nd Student Academic Level at Time of Presentation

Senior

2nd Student Major

Journalism

3rd Student Academic Level at Time of Presentation

Junior

3rd Student Major

Journalism

4th Student Academic Level at Time of Presentation

Junior

4th Student Major

Junior / Television Production

5th Student Academic Level at Time of Presentation

Junior

5th Student Major

Public Relations

6th Student Academic Level at Time of Presentation

Junior

6th Student Major

Television Production

7th Student Academic Level at Time of Presentation

Senior

7th Student Major

Journalism

List all Project Mentors & Advisor(s)

Dr. Melony Shemberger

Presentation Format

Oral Presentation

Abstract/Description

What was public education like before the stronghold of standardized testing surfaced? After conducting research in the archives at Pogue Library, Murray State University journalism students conducted oral history interviews as part of an intensive focus on public education news reporting. The individuals who were interviewed shared their memories and stories of being a student, parent or teacher. This long-term project enabled students to receive experience in oral history as a news-gathering technique. Oral histories, news stories and photographs are stored online at kyeducationstories.omeka.net as exhibit items.

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In-Depth Reporting Panel (JMC 397)

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In-Depth Reporting Panel (JMC 397)

What was public education like before the stronghold of standardized testing surfaced? After conducting research in the archives at Pogue Library, Murray State University journalism students conducted oral history interviews as part of an intensive focus on public education news reporting. The individuals who were interviewed shared their memories and stories of being a student, parent or teacher. This long-term project enabled students to receive experience in oral history as a news-gathering technique. Oral histories, news stories and photographs are stored online at kyeducationstories.omeka.net as exhibit items.