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Job and Further Study Placement Rates: Graduate Certificate Programs in Digital Communications, Media Management, and Integrated Strategic Communications



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Job and Further Study Placement Rates: Graduate Certificate Programs in Digital Communications, Media Management, and Integrated Strategic Communications





Year

# of completers employed in fields related to certificate

# of completers employed in fields not related to certificate

# of completers accepted to Further Study

# of completers not accounted for

2010-2011

na

na

na

na

2011-2012

na

na

na

na

2012-2013

1

0

0

1

2013-2014

1

0

0

0

2014-2015

2

0

0

0

Five –Year Total

4

0

0

1

















Attachment A




























Attachment B
JMC Alumni Survey 2014

Executive Summary
A survey of alumni of the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications was administered through Qualtrics, an online research tool, from January 2014 through August 2014.
n = 156
Year undergraduate degrees were received

Range 1966 – 2014

mode=2007
Years graduate degrees were received

Range 1969-2013

mode=2011
Respondents’ majors

Advertising 19%

Broadcast 22%

EMM/RTV 9%

Print 21%

PR 19%


Other 10%
The majority of respondents are working in a media related field, and with a variety of titles. More than 70% indicated they have found full-time employment in an area closely related to journalism and mass communications.
Of those who are not working in the field, about 18% of respondents, many worked in media related positions and then moved into other fields to advance or they simply chose not to work in the industry (9%). Law school and education were frequently mentioned as attractive alternatives.
Graduates’ salaries are heavily in the $25,000 to $74,000 range with 34% in the lower bracket and 30% at the upper range. Eight percent indicated earning $100,000 or above.
Roughly 90% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that their courses, their practical experience and their professional organization activities helped in their careers.
Courses cited as most useful were profuse, with nearly every course referenced at some point, but those that generated the greatest number of notations were campaigns, Parthenon, reporting, writing, ethics, law and design.
Strengths of the program, again, were plentiful, but without challenge professors (and faculty) and experience were most often mentioned.
The Take Away
There is a great deal to be gleaned from the respondents’ comments, but the subjects that come to the surface most readily reflect a positive experience in the SOJMC, fondness for the experience high regard for the faculty and respect for high standards.
Practical, hands-on experience, caring professors and high standards and expectations were the overarching strengths of the program. Practice with InDesign and Photoshop were frequently mentioned as useful.
Consistently, respondents pointed out

• a need to allow more flexibility in the majors to spill–in and spill-out of the major requirements in order to sample other areas.

• a desire to have more contact with alumni during their time as a student and post graduation,

• a need for even more challenging internships, and

• a need for tougher standards in the graduate program to separate it from the undergraduate program.
Furthermore, it must be noted that “without Turner and Arnold the school has lost its gravitas.”

Greetings Marshall SOJMC graduate. Here is a simple way to assist your alma mater that will take only a few minutes.

Complete the following survey to the best of your ability. Your answers are valuable in assessing our program's ability to meet the needs of employers and in gauging your satisfaction with your education from the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications.

Please read the attached consent letter. Understand that your entry into the survey is indication of your consent to participate in the survey. The Qualtrics link will not track identifying information.

Thank you very much for your cooperation. Click the forward button at the bottom of the page to begin.





  1. If you received your undergraduate degree from the School of Journalism and Mass Communications in what year was it awarded?




Text Entry Question 1

2006 2004 2010

2009 2012 2007

2012 2013 2007

1971 2007 2010

2009 2010 2009

1997 2005 2008

2014 2007 2001

2013 1992 2009

2010 2011 2008

1999 2004 2007

2006 1989 n/a

1992 2004 2000

N/A 1974 2007

2008 1985

2004 2013

1998 1981

2012 2008

2005 na

2009 2009



2001 2012

Yes, 2001 2011

1982 2010

1997 1984

2007 1985

n/a 1984


2010 2004

2002 2003

1998 2000

2008 2008

1990 2012

2010 1985

2007 1999

2003 2004

2003 2012

2011 2005

2006 2007

1998 2009

2007 2012

1995 2011

BA 1996 (It was obviously not 1974

Called the School of 1972

Journalism and Mass 2010

Communications.) 1997

20036


  2. If you received your graduate degree from the School of Journalism and Mass Communications in what year was it awarded?







Text Entry Question 2



N/A

2006


n/a

2002


n/a

1993


2000

2007


n/a

No

N/A



N/A

1995


2009

N/A


2013

Not applicable

n/a

2003


n/a

MA 1969


2010

2009


2013

NA

na



N/A

1997


2011

2005


2011

1993


2007

2011


n/a

n/a


n/a

2001


2012

2011


NA

1999


1986

n/a


2004

2011


NA

1997


2011

2002






#

Answer

Bar

Response

%

1

Bachelor’s













14

33.33%



2

Master’s












17

40.48%



3

Ph.D.












3

7.14%



4

Ed.D.
0

0.00%

5

Other, please specify













8

19.05%


Total
42

100.00%


  3. Did you receive any degrees at institutions other than Marshall or other than the School of Journalism and Mass

      Communications? Check all that apply.

      (If you did not receive  any degrees at institutions other than Marshall or other than the School of Journalism and

      Mass Communications, please skip questions 3 and 4 and continue with question 5.)






Other, please specify

Audio Production Certification

Associate

J.D.

Accounting Certificate, Medical Billing & Coding Certificate

Doctor of Jurisprudence

n/a

J.D.

Associate Arts - Junior College


  4. From what other institution(s), schools or departments, if any, did you receive a degree?




Text Entry Question 4

Queens College

University of Cincinnati and The Cooper Union in Manhattan, NYC

Marshall - Communications Studies

Middle Tennessee State University

WV State University

Syracuse University

WVSU and WVU

B.A. Broadcasting, Marshall University Speech Department 1991

West Virginia University School of Journalism

Political Science, Marshall University BA 1989

SAE Institute

West Virginia State University

West Virginia University, BA Philosophy

Marshall University, Health and Physical Education

Eastern Kentucky university

Marshall Lewis College of Business

Portland Adult Education: Portland, ME; Northeast Technical Institute: Scarborough, ME

Virginia Tech

University of Florida

Integrated Marketing Communications - West Virginia University

West Virginia University

Western Carolina University

Edinburgh Napier University

Savannah College of Art & Design

West Virginia University (MBA)

B.A. in Political Science, Marshall University

University of California, San Diego

National Economic University in Vietnam

Marshall University - Master of Science, Athletic Administration

None

Pasco-Hernando Community College



University of Tennessee

Morehead State University

University of Kentucky College of Law

University of South Carolina, School of Journalism and Mass Communications

Marietta College, Master's in Corporate Media

Ohio University

New York University

PhD, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; MA, Marshall University in

Communication; BA, National Cheng-Kung University

Marshall University College of Business

College of Education and College of Liberal Arts

WVU


#

Answer

Bar

Response

%

1

Advertising













18

19.15%



2

Broadcast Journalism













21

22.34%



3

Electronic Media Management or Radio Television Production and Management













8

8.51%



4

Online
0

0.00%

5

Print Journalism













20

21.28%



6

Public Relations













18

19.15%



7

Sports Journalism


0

0.00%


8

Other: Please specify













9

9.57%


Total
94

100.00%



  5. If you received your undergraduate degree from Marshall's School of Journalism and Mass Communications,
      what was your undergraduate degree focus? (check all that apply)

      (If you did not receive your undergraduate degree from Marshall's School of Journalism and Mass


      Communications, please skip question 5 and continue with question 6.)





Other: Please specify

Radio/TV Broadcasting

I was in the Radio/TV Journalism Program but missed graduating by a few credit hours

Double Major: Sports Journalism and Public Relations

education

Radio/TV

I took all the classes in PR and Broadcast JRN. Survey won't let me check both.

Radio Broadcaster

Educational Theatre

N/A



  6. Who is your current employer?

      (If  you're not currently employed, pleased skip to question 8.)







Text Entry question 6

Marshall University

WSAZ

WV Public Broadcasting



WV Radio Corp

The Weather Channel

Lawrence County Board of Developmental Disabilities

TeamPeople

ENC Strategy, McLean, Va. and Washington, D.C.

MotionMasters

Kindred Communications

The West Virginia Record

Peake Media

Education Nonprofit

WSAZ-TV

Snowshoe mountain resort


United States Senate

Mason County Board of Education, Pt. Pleasant, WV

Sinclair Broadcasting

Self-employed

WOWK-TV

Marshall University College of Health Professions



Mountwest Community & Technical College

Touch Points

Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston

West Virginia Office of the Attorney General

Doth Brands

WOWK TV 13 News

Ebiquity

West Virginia University Institute of Technology

Mountwest Community and Technical College

Bowling Green State University

Kentucky Coal Association

Virginia Commonwealth Unviersity

NCI, Inc.

Carson-Newman University

Marshall University

Mountwest Community and Technical college

University of Virginia

Gannett Co. Inc.

Charles Ryan Associates

IHS, Inc.

Action News (Cox Media Group)

Crouser & Associates, Charleston, WV

Innovative Mattress Solutions

Adventures On The Gorge

Mercer University

United Service Organizations

Gannett Co. Inc.

Rodale Inc.

the 26th Street church of Christ

Old Dominion University

Live Nation

Marshall University College of Arts and Media

INTO Marshall University

Astra Zeneca Pharmaceuticals

Spurs Sports & Entertainment

Southern Maryland Newspapers

Halifax Health

Marshall University

Lexicon Relication

Time Warner

Self-Employed

The Association on Higher Education And Disability (AHEAD)

University of North Florida

Charleston Newspapers (Charleston Daily Mail)

Aerotek Professional Services

Marshall University

Suddenlink Media

The Herald-Dispatch

University of Maryland Department of Athletics

Wayne County News

Marshall University

West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission

University of Memphis, Department of Journalism

Kanawha county schools

Department Of Education NYC

Richmond Times-Dispatch

John Q. Hammonds

Huntington WV Area Habitat for Humanity

Naegi Elementary School (Korea)

Marshall University

Kilopass Technology

New South Media Inc

Marshall University

WCHS-TV/WVAH-TV

CDMiConnect, New York City, NY

Huddleston Bolen LLP

The RoseTree Boutique

West Virginia Coal Association

NewCity (www.insidenewcity.com)

Forever XXI

Vox Media

Ogilvy Public Relation

Raleigh County Board of Education

University of Florida Athletic Association

Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC

Global Vision International

Amazon

Marshall University




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