PHOTOS: UC hosts Journalism Day at Oyler School
Local news media share career advice with students
The University of Cincinnati's Department of Journalism hosted Journalism Day at the Oyler School, offering students a chance to hear from local and national journalists during a panel discussion.
Panelists included Rolling Stone writer Asawin Suebsaeng; ESPN sportswriter Keith Jenkins, a UC alumnus; Zack Carreon, a reporter for Cincinnati Public Radio; UC journalism Professor-Educator Jenny Wohlfarth; WCPO reporter Taylor Woods and Grace Tucker, a reporter for the Cincinnati Enquirer in a discussion moderated by Professor Victoria LaPoe, head of UC's Department of Journalism.
Photos by UC Professor Educator Sean Hughes.
Journalists and journalism faculty at UC share their experiences in news media with students at the Oyler School.
Rolling Stone writer Asawin Suebsaeng; ESPN sportswriter and UC graduate Keith Jenkins and Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Grace Tucker talk to students after a panel discussion at the Oyler School.
UC journalism Professor Educator Jenny Wohlfarth, left, and other panelists talk to students during Journalism Day at the Oyler School.
WCPO reporter Taylor Woods answers a question next to Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Grace Tucker on stage at the Oyler School.
Cincinnati Public Radio reporter Zack Carreon answers a question on stage.
Students from the Oyler School listen to panelists discuss careers in journalism.
A student from the Oyler School asks a question of panelists during Journalism Day.
Victoria LaPoe, head of UC's Department of Journalism, talks to panelists about their experiences during Journalism Day at the Oyler School.
UC's Department of Journalism hosted Journalism Day at the Oyler School with a panel discussion with journalists and journalism faculty.
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