Through many efforts—whether hands-on work with high school students, journalists and filmmakers or as active members of professional oganizations—the people of the College of Communications regularly put Penn State's mission of teaching, reseach and public service into practice.

Numerous outreach efforts make the public service portion of that mission an almost daily reality. Those activities include:

Bart Richards Award for Media Criticism
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Medical Conference

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Editors Day, in association with the Pennsylvania Society of Newspaper Editors. This session is conducted during the spring semester each year.

Distance Education

Institutes for High School/Middle School Students, which provide hands-on, on-campus opportunities for students interested in filmmaking and journalism. Regular offerings include the Institute for Middle School Journalists, the Institute for High School Journalists, the Institute for High School Filmmakers, the Institute for High School Radio Broadcasting and the Institute for High School Advanced Photojournalists. For information, click here.

Multicultural High School Journalism Workshop, an intensive two-week session for students.

Association of Opinion Page Editors
Internships and Career Interest Group of the AEJMC
Society of Newspaper Design