Journalism Program
University of Central Arkansas
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    • Broadcast Emphasis
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    • Major in Journalism
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  • Faculty
    • Donna Lampkin Stephens
    • Polly Walter
    • David Keith
    • Rob Moritz
    • Michael Haddigan
    • John Wall
    • Steven Ralph
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Broadcast Emphasis

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UCA's Broadcast program focuses on field reporting and studio production.
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Students apply in-classroom knowledge through hands-on experience and training and experience.


​"Real world" internships complete the program and prepare students for careers in the vibrant television industry.

Prepared for the future

The television industry offers employment opportunities in a wide range of professions, and UCA is preparing students for careers as producers, directors, writers, technicians, and managers.

UCA Television Facilities

UCA's television facilities include two production and broadcast studios, six digital edit bays, one audio recording studio and sound booth, a newsroom, two maters control facilities, and a three-camera mobile production van.

AETN

Students also benefit from the presence on campus of the Arkansas Educational Television Network (AETN), the state's public television affiliate.

​Channel 6

Students receive practical experience by using television facilities to produce programs for Channel 6, the UCA television station that is seen throughout Central Arkansas.
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  • UCA Journalism News
  • Go UCA Journalism
    • Broadcast Emphasis
    • Print Emphasis
    • Online Emphasis
    • Major in Journalism
    • Minor in Journalism
  • UCA J Blog
  • Faculty
    • Donna Lampkin Stephens
    • Polly Walter
    • David Keith
    • Rob Moritz
    • Michael Haddigan
    • John Wall
    • Steven Ralph
  • News 6
  • UCA Echo
  • Contact