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1978
Future of Journalism Education Debated
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Dean Roy Fisher organized a "Futures Committee" and charged it "with deducing the kinds of people to be needed by the communications industry in 1990." Recommendations included continuing the liberal arts education basis; adding requirements of economics and computer science; and adding faculty to the fastest-growing magazine sequence and the largest advertising sequence.
Efforts in the 1970s to modernize the Columbia Missourian, KOMU and KBIA newsrooms, combined with a growing focus on computer training and the advertising sequence, produced students ready for journalism's future.
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