Visual media is gaining more and more importance in the journalism field. Students at the Olivet University College of Journalism have been putting classroom knowledge into practice.
Olivet University students from the College of Journalism (OCJ) and Olivet Theological Collage of Seminary (OTCS) participated in the Eighth Annual New Way Media and Art Festival.
Olivet College of Journalism dean Dr. David James Randolph will be hosting this year's New Way Media & Art Festival in Albany, California across from the Bay Bridge.
The Olivet College of Journalism recently launched a program for students working in the broadcasting field. One of the side projects includes supporting the university's student newsletter, The Olive Leaf, with online video reporting.
The Olivet College of Journalism recently launched a program for students working in the broadcasting field. One of the side projects includes supporting the university's student newsletter, The Olive Leaf, with online video reporting.
The world of social media is here and journalists are more engaged than ever in utilizing media tools to report, monitor and communicate news. Olivet College of Journalism looks to make social media an integral part in its training of future journalists.
Olivet University made its presence known this past week through its participation in the 63rd annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society.
Dr. William Mark Alnor, one of OCJs most beloved professors, has passed away after a long battle with prostate cancer. He was 56 years old.
JCM and OCAD students attended the Art Festival at Trinity Baptist Church in Livermore, CA. The annual event offers an opportunity for local Christian artist to gather for a weekend of arts, music, and worship. The theme was entitled “Let All Creation Praise The Lord.(Psalm148)”
Dr. David James Randolph, who champions New Media in religion and education, has been named Dean of the Olivet College of Journalism (OCJ). He served as former president to Olivet University and made significant numbers of developments during his tenure such as accreditation status, enhanced learning resources, and expanded campus facilities.