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Journalism advances The College of Journalism and gained new recognition and prestige this year when the Board of Regents elevated it to the status of college. This makes it the second college in the United States offering fully accredited programs in. news-editorial, advertising, broadcasting, and public relations sequences. Illinois has been the only other state to raise journalism and communications to full college status. The college led the nation in enrollment. It was second in total only to Missouri, which had more graduate students. The college is the only one among the 50 accredited journalism schools whose students have placed third or higher three times in the William Randolph Hearst National Florida students have never been lower than sixth, winning first in 1965, second in 1964 and third last year. In 1967, the college expanded its internship program. Students who do so at the end of their junior year and work in broadcasting stations, and advertising agencies. Significant curricula changes were made this year in the news-editorial, public relations to ' college ' ranks and advertising sequences. Principal change was establishment of a block program of professional courses to better equip news-editorial graduates for entry into a job. In their graduating quarter, seniors spend two days a week on the Gainesville Sun as reporters and editors in applied journalism; write editorials in public opinion; and in journalism seminar discuss newspaper problems of management, news departments and other related areas. A new foundations course in advertising, and two advanced courses in public relations were added this year. The college is unique among colleges and schools of journalism in its broad variety of other activities, including operation of an educational television station, radio center and serving as state headquarters for the Florida Press Association, the Florida Association of Broadcasters and this year for the first time the Florida Scholastic Press Association. It sponsors many professional workshops, and institutes on campus and throughout the state, and this year was selected to conduct the first workshop ever held in the United States for editors of Central American newspapers. Rae O. Weimer Dean 54
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