Until further notice, the University of Arizona, in accordance with the guidelines recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, encourages all employees to work remotely. Our offices are closed to the public, but you can reach the School of Journalism Monday–Friday 9am-5pm:
- Andrés Domínguez (520-621-7556; dad4@arizona.edu)
- Carol Schwalbe (520-300-0693; cschwalbe@arizona.edu)
- David Cuillier (520-621-6223; cuillier@arizona.edu)
- Paloma Boykin (520-314-3918; boykin1@arizona.edu)
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Want to be a mentor?
The University of Arizona School of Journalism has started a mentorship program to help students connect with media professionals.
Freshmen, transfer students and others in the school’s Principles of Journalism (JOUR 105) class will be matched each semester with UA journalism alums and other professionals. Through these initial contacts, students will learn how the media industry operates and is changing, how to find an internship and how to grow a network of contacts.
“The school hopes the program will help retain students — and help them stay engaged and excited about their major in their first year,” said Professor Carol Schwalbe, school director. “The program also lets alums stay engaged with current students and the school.”
Mentors will spend at least 15 minutes a month meeting with students through email, text, phone, Zoom, Google Hangout or Facetime. The conversations will focus on the student’s career path, the mentor’s current job, career advice and how to find internships.
If you’re interested in participating in the program, please fill out the survey below. Questions can be directed to Career Strategies and Outreach Manager Mike Chesnick at mchesnick1@arizona.edu. The info will help the school match mentors with students who share similar media career interests or aspirations.