Eugene S. Pulliam School of Journalism

Small School . . . Big Opportunities.

With a student body of fewer than 150 students, the Eugene S. Pulliam School of Journalism can provide you with a partnership-driven education that is full of opportunities, resources and experiences. From your first year to your last, you will engage in a multimedia, learning environment that is rich in:

• Hands-on experiences that allow you to build a strong professional resume and portfolio that highlight your multimedia storytelling and content creation skills.
• Student operated media opportunities, including The Butler Collegian, Collegian Online and Collegian TV, The Butler Beat and Bulldog Blitz, that foster leadership, entrepreneurial skills, independent judgment and professional standards.
• Creativity and exploration of all forms of media - electronic/broadcast, print, online, visual, social, etc. - to broaden employment opportunities.
• Internship opportunities in Indianapolis - the nation's 26th largest media market--and Washington, D.C. - the nation's 8th largest media market.
• Contacts through Butler's extensive alumni network of successful professionals in Indianapolis and throughout the country.
• Instructors with academic and professional experience who know your name and help you realize your goals.

Involvement is key to post-graduate success. Take advantage of the opportunities to:

• Produce award-winning stories, photos, photo illustrations, graphic designs and layout, video and multimedia packages, print editions, and online publications and broadcasts.
• Provide exciting coverage of Butler sports, including Butler basketball and its annual run to the NCAA Basketball Tournament.
• Develop your leadership and media management abilities by becoming an editor, producer or manager on The Butler Collegian, Collegian Online, Collegian TV or The Butler Beat or Bulldog Blitz.
• Provide coverage of state government and politics for Indiana newspapers across the state.
• Complete one or more internships tailored to your interests.
• Learn to investigate, gather information and develop multimedia news beats in the nation's 12th largest city.
• Acquire knowledge and skills that will apply no matter where your career path leads you.

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