53-4550J
This course is designed to introduce the advanced journalism student to national political reporting and the workings of the three branches of government. It will also focus on the role of lobbyists, government and media watchdog organizations, think tanks, and the national and foreign news media. Students will develop strategies for covering the federal government, developing news sources, and interpreting government documents and public policies. Students are required to make a $100 nonrefundable deposit to the Journalism Department Administrator NO LATER THAN December 14, 2005, to cover the cost of the class and lab expenses at GW (this charge is in lieu of a course fee). Plus there are additional costs that include transportation to Washington, lodging (shared suites are reserved and breakfast is included), lunch and dinner, mass transit and incidentals for six days (11-12 days for graduate students).
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