Marti C. Howell-Collins
Current students majoring in this program are currently completing their course of study. Moving forward, content from this program has been transitioned to the closely associated Journalism & Communication for Online Media B.S. program and interested students are strongly encouraged to explore that option.
Find your story.
If you have a passion for storytelling and want to explore journalistic writing as a career, your story should begin in the SUNY Morrisville Associate in Arts (A.A.) degree program in journalism studies.
With writing as its cornerstone, the program helps you discover your own style while using a true hands-on approach to immediately immerse you in the field. Our Production Labs allow you to explore various communication careers in laboratory settings that mirror real-world industries.
Options include our student-produced campus newspaper, The CHIMES, and the multimedia Mustang Radio: Rockin' the Mix, which features WCVM-AM 1580 "The Vortex," WCVM Cable Channel 6.2, an internet radio station and a digital video production unit.
These opportunities provide you experiences in journalism, broadcasting, public relations, video and still photography, web content production, advertising and marketing as you use the latest digital technology for online, video and audio production.
You can also hone your writing skills through the SUNY Morrisville Writers Club, which connects student poets and prose writers who get to experience and critique each other’s work.
As you find your story and style, you’ll be prepared to continue your studies in the SUNY Morrisville journalism & communication for online media bachelor's degree program.