WSU Faculty-Led Greece: Murrow Global Expedition "Epic Storytelling in Greece"

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The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication is extending its footprint of global cultural learning and giving communication students a chance to gain valuable international field practice and experience. The "Storytelling in Greece – Murrow Abro... read more

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The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication is extending its footprint of global cultural learning and giving communication students a chance to gain valuable international field practice and experience. The "Storytelling in Greece – Murrow Abroad" program offers a month-long faculty-led Summer Semester 2019 program in Greece with two core courses of digital media PR strategy and video for the web. Storytelling in Greece gives students an opportunity to seek, find, and feature the human-interest and historical stories that interest them and their own public audiences. It is customized to provide a mix of culture and real-life business scenarios for up to 12 communication students in May & June 2019. The program is open to all Murrow majors, and provides a practical hands-on approach within both Strategic Communication and Journalism and Media Production courses. Greece is at the crossroads of Western influence and Middle-eastern strife. For this country known for its hospitality, storytelling and brand promotion opportunities are everywhere. Digital video and strategic public relations campaigns can be aligned to help local businesses and community groups following a barrage of recent economic and social influences. Group excursions round out the experience, bridging must-see antiquities and landmarks with the beauty of Byzantine-period monasteries and modern-day life on the seashore. Coupled with one-on-one client engagement meetings and service projects, this immersive study program helps students to come to know the Greek way of life and how to conduct business communication on behalf of these enterprises far more than what the classroom can do alone. Support for classroom and living arrangements are arranged through local partnerships to help students get to and from class efficiently and take in the heart of life within modern Thessaloniki.
 
Program & Learning Outcomes:
- In-person international exposure, communications collaboration, and business storytelling.
- Collaborate directly with industry professionals for concentrated learning within foreign landscape and context.
- Facilitates broader and deeper learning opportunities for students: adds to the existing learning offerings of Murrow Expeditions and Backpack Journalism, places Strategic Communications interests within a unique locale context, and fosters work projects for real-life experience, connections, and portfolio-building.

Program Type(s):
Study Abroad
Program Length(s):
  • Summer
Instruction Language(s):
  • English
Minimum GPA:
2.0
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