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Olivet School of Media and Communication (OSMC) plans to hold a series of seminars on the history of the United States and China in August and September.
Olivet School of Media and Communication (OSMC) launches the redesigned general education course "Speech and Communication" in the Spring quarter to help undergraduate students develop communication skills in public speaking, small group interaction, and interpersonal relationships.
In the social media management class, journalism students explore various ways to engage the audience on social media with ethical responsibility in mind.
* Global Christian Education Summit (Office closed) (October 26 - November 1)
Veterans Day
Thanksgiving Break (Office closed) (November 26-27)
The Media Team at Olivet University Riverside campus is continuing its work on producing Olivet Seminary's first lecture series delivered by Dr. William Wagner.
The Olivet School of Media and Communication (OSMC) students will be expecting to see a selection of narrative based offerings as they begin classes at Olivet University's Washington D.C. extension site.
In the final week of the news editing course offered by Olivet School of Media and Communication (OSMC), journalism students studied the fundamentals of publication layout and design.
Olivet School of Media and Communication (OSMC) students are sharpening their word usage skills in the "Editing and News Judgement" class this Fall Quarter.
Journalism students at Olivet School of Media and Communication discussed the role of editors in today's newsroom during the Editing and News Judgment class. Editors play a very important role in the newsroom.
Two graduate students at the Olivet School of Media and Communication are conducting research on news topics in order to prepare for their journalism capstone project in the Fall quarter.
The Olivet School of Media and Communication plans to revamp the school's website. It is one of the goals scheduled to be fulfilled for the year 2019.
Olivet School of Media and Communication has updated its graduate journalism programs for the academic year 2019-2020, placing more emphasis on multimedia skills training.
One student from Olivet School of Media and Communication Riverside campus has arrived at Washington D.C. for ministry internship.
Journalism students have gained new perspectives on the development of media technology and its impact on people's lives through one of the featured courses "Media and Society" in the Spring quarter.
