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Over 400 high schoolers attend journalism workshop at Troy University

10/21/2022 6:49:00 AM

Over 400 high schoolers attend journalism workshop at Troy University

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Over 400 high schoolers attend journalism workshop at Troy University The event came at a time when some colleges are having a difficult time with enrollment. Some high schoolers are opting out of four-year degrees. This is the second year back since the COVID-19 pandemic, and Troy University officials feel they are getting back into the swing of things. J-Day is a major recruitment tool.“We see a lot of students who have come through J-Day and maybe didn’t decide to be a journalism student here, but we’ll see them around campus, and they’ll say, ‘Hey, my first exposure to Troy was J-Day,’” Taylor said. “And we actually have some students here currently who are in our program whose first experience at Troy was through J-Day.” Read more:
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