Mentoring undergraduates with professional and liberal arts goals: The mass communication experience
Cohen J.
2001
New Directions for Teaching and Learning
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10.1002/tl.6
Working in journalism and mass communication is an act of civic participation. Students, therefore, must be mentored to see the relationship between the liberal arts and the communication professions. Mentors should engage students in careful reflection and assist in the process of self-understanding. © 2001 John Wiley and Sons, Inc.
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