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• Economics (Undergraduate Programs, Undergraduate Courses, Graduate Program [International Students and Economics at YSU], Graduate Courses, Faculty [Tod Porter Albert Sumell {ECON 2610 ECON 6912} Ou Hu {Teaching {Econ 6998}} Tomi Ovaska {Research Abbreviated CV} Albert Sumell Yogesh Uppal {Research Teaching Personal} Sarah Jenyk], Career Opportunities, Economic Resources, Economics Organizations , Economics Club [Events About Us Resources], Scholarships, International Student Information, Past Issues) | YSU Department of English - Home (Majors and Minors [B.A. in English {Careers B.A. in Literary Studies B.A. in English Studies} B.A. in Journalism {Why Journalism? What Will You Learn? {Advanced Reporting - English 3760} How Will You Learn? {Internship and Career Advice The Jambar Sago} Who Will Teach You? {Alyssa Lenhoff Mary Beth Earnheardt Tim Francisco Tom Pittman} When Will You Learn? Where Will You Learn? Breaking News Press Day {Day of Learning Mahoning Valley High School Journalism}} B.A. in Professional Writing & Editing {Faculty Curriculum Career Opportunities} English Studies Minor British and American Literature Minor Professional Writing & Editing (PWE) Minor Journalism Minor Linguistics Minor Creative Writing Minor], Master Degrees and Certificates [Master of Arts in English Master of Arts in English - Professional Writing & Editing (PWE) track Northeast Ohio MFA Certificate in Literature for Children and Young Adults Certificate in Professional Writing and Editing (PWE) Certificate in Teaching of Writing Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)], English Festival, YSU Department of English - Course Guide, YSU Department of English - Advisement, YSU Department of English - Composition Program, YSU Department of English - Faculty, YSU Department of English - Assessment) | Foreign Languages and Literatures (Why Major/Minor in a Foreign Language, Foreign Languages Summer 2013 Courses [Foreign Langauges Course Offerings Summer 2013 {FNLG 2610 Course Description} French Course Offerings Summer 2013 {FRNC 1550 Course Description FRNC 2600 Course Description} Italian Course Offerings Summer 2013 {ITAL 1550 Course Description ITAL 2600 Course Description} Spanish Course Offerings Summer 2013 {SPAN 1550 Course Description SPAN 2600 Course Description}], The Foreign Language Requirement [French Placement Exam Sample Questions German Placement Exam Sample Questions Italian Placement Exam Sample Questions Latin Placement Exam Sample Questions Spanish Placement Exam Sample Questions], Majors and Minors [French BA Curriculum Italian BA Curriculum Spanish BA Curriculum French Education Curriculum Italian Education Curriculum Spanish Education Curriculum French Minor Italian Minor Spanish Minor], Foreign Languages Course Inventory and Descriptions [American Sign Language (ASL) Arabic (ARBC) Chinese (CHIN) French (FRNC) German (GRMN) Greek (GRK) Hebrew (HBRW) Italian (ITAL) Latin (LATN) Russian (RUSS) Spanish (SPAN) Swahili (SWAH) Foreign Languages (FNLG)], Foreign Languages Spring 2013 Courses [Arabic Course Offerings Spring 2013 {ARBC 2600 Course Description} Chinese Course Offerings Spring 2013 {CHIN 2600 Course Description} Foreign Langauges Course Offerings Spring 2013 {FNLG 4899 Course Description FNLG 6923 Course Description} French Course Offerings Spring 2013 {FRNC 1550 Course Description FRNC 2600 Course Description FRNC 2606 Course Description FRNC 3717 Course Description FRNC 3750 Course Description} Greek Course Offerings Spring 2013 {GRK 2600 Course Description} Hebrew Course Offerings Spring 2013 {HBRW 2600 Course Description} Italian Course Offerings Spring 2013 {ITAL 1550 Course Description ITAL 2600 Course Description ITAL 2605 Course Description ITAL 2606 Course Description ITAL 3735 Course Description} Russian Course Offerings Spring 2013 {RUSS 2600 Course Description} Spanish 1500/2600 Offerings Spring 2013 {SPAN 1550 Course Description SPAN 2600 Course Description} Spanish Upper Level Offerings Spring 2013 {SPAN 2605 Course Description SPAN 3702 Course Description SPAN 3736 Course Description SPAN 3766 Course Description Spring 2013 SPAN 5885 Course Description}], Foreign Languages Fall 2013 Courses [American Sign Language Course Offerings Fall 2013 Arabic Course Offerings Fall 2013 Chinese Course Offerings Fall 2013 Foreign Languages Course Offerings Fall 2013 French Course Offerings Fall 2013 Greek Course Offerings Fall 2013 Hebrew Course Offerings Fall 2013 Italian Course Offerings Fall 2013 Latin Course Offerings Fall 2013 Russian Course Offerings Fall 2013 Spanish 1500/2600 Offerings Fall 2013 Spanish Upper Level Offerings Fall 2013], Faculty (Contact Information), Alumni, Resources [Career Opportunities Spanish Study Guides Web Exercises Clubs]) | Geography (3D Campus Model, Class Webpages, Course Description, Degree and Certificate Requirements [Geography Major Requirements Geography Minor Requirements Geospatial Certificate (GSAT) Spatial Information Systems Major], Gamma Theta Upsilon, Geography Club, Jobs & Careers, Faculty [Buckler - Personal Site Campbell - personal site GIS Lab Availability Shaklee Personal Site], Featured Links, Learning Outcomes, OhioView, Major Requirments, Minor Requirements, Geospatial Certificate (GSAT), Spatial Info Sys Major) | History (Programs [Masters Program CLASS Curriculum Sheet History Major Requirements History Minor Requirements], Faculty and Staff [Dr. Daniel Ayana Dr. L. Diane Barnes Dr. Brian Bonhomme Dr. Eleanor Congdon Dr. Donna DeBlasio Dr. Mehera Gerardo Dr. Thomas Leary Dr. Martha Pallante Dr. David Simonelli Dr. Helene Sinnreich Dr. Fred Viehe Dr. Anne York], Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor, Center of Judaic and Holocaust Studies, Phi Alpha Theta, History Day, History Summer 2012 Syllabi, Important Dates) | Philosophy & Religious Studies (Programs and Majors [Philosophy Religious Studies Pre-Counseling], Faculty and Staff [Dr. Bache Dr. Mir Dr. Mower Dr. Palmer-Fernandez Dr. Tessier Dr. Tomhave Dr. Vopat Dr. Waller Dr. Wantatah], Emeriti, Dr. James Dale Ethics Center, Center for Islamic Studies, Shipka Speaker Series, Resources, Videos, Scholarships) | Political Science (About, Programs and Student Organizations [Pre-Law Law Day Moot Court Global Education Urban Intern Program Model United Nations {High School Model UN} ALPHA ALPHA RHO], Degree Information [Recommended curriculum for POLI SCI majors COURSE DESCRIPTIONS], Faculty [Dr. Paul A. Sracic, Chair Dr. Adam L. Fuller Dr. Cryshanna A. Jackson Dr. Keith J. Lepak Dr. David S. Porter Dr. William Binning (Emeritus)], COURSE SCHEDULE AND SYLLABI, Links) | Psychology (Degree Programs [General Psychology Minor Course Requirements Developmental Psychology Minor Course Requirements B.A. in Psychology Course Requirements M.S. in Applied Behavior Analysis Course Requirements], Course Offerings, FAQ, Faculty and Staff, Psychology Awards, Resources, Job Postings) | Sociology, Anthropology, and Gerontology (Sociology [Sociology Curriculum Sociology Curriculum Applied Gerontology Certificate Applied Gerontology Certificate Course Descriptions Minor Brochure Minor Brochure], Anthropology [Anthropology Major Curriculum Anthropology Major Curriculum Minors Brochure Minor Brochure Anthropology Course Descriptions], Gerontology [Gerontology Curriculum M.A. in Gerontology Certificate in Applied Gerontology Gerontology Course Descriptions Minor Brochure Minors Brochure], Faculty and Staff, Anthropology Colloquium, Employment)

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• Africana Studies (Degree Options and Curriculum, Faculty and Staff, Resources, Advisory Committee, Contact Us) | American Studies (Degree Programs [Bachelors Masters Minor], Faculty and Staff, Resources, Our Graduates, Current Students, Meet our Students) | Bachelor of General Studies (About the BGS, Curriculum Requirements, FAQs, Request for Evaluation, BGS Student Learning Outcomes) | Individualized Curriculum Program (Examples of Individualized Curricula, Standard Programs, Casesd When an ICP is not Appropriate, Policies and Procedures, Steps for Graduating With an ICP, Who to Contact for More Information, Required Forms) | Islamic Studies (Studies in Contemporary Islam [Sample Article 1 (Volume 1 (1999), Number 1, pp. 1-13) Sample Article 2 (Volume 1 (1999), Number 2, pp. 1-13) Tables of Contents], Advisory Committee on Islamic Studies, Iqbal-Namah, Center Activities , Pluralism Project, Youngstown Papers in Islamic Religion, History and Culture) | Journalism (Why Journalism?, What will you learn? [Journalism: Senior Project], How will you learn?, Who will teach you? [Alyssa Lenhoff MaryBeth Earnheardt Tim Francisco Tom Pittman {Examples of student work from Tom Pittman's Spring 2009 News Reporting and Writing Classes}], When will you learn?, Where will you learn?, Breaking News [The News Service Story Ownership Waiver A Story Notebook Example Lab Hours Time Card Lab Hours Supervisor Form Lab hours and other important dates], Press Day [Day of Learning Mahoning Valley High School Journalism]) | Center for Judaic and Holocaust Studies (About Us [Faculty Advisory Committee], Events and Programs [Calendar Conferences Film Festival], Courses [Courses Hebrew], Donations [Donations How to Donate]) | Penguin Review (Submissions, Staff) | Poetry Center (About the Poetry Center, Reading Series, Past Poetry Readings, Poetry Center Staff, Resources) | Women's Studies (What is Women's Studies, Minor, Women's Studies Faculty, Contact Information) | The Writing Center

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The Jambar Media Organizations

The Jambar newspaper is published twice a week in accordance with the academic calendar of Youngstown State University. The publication has won numerous awards from the Society for Collegiate Journalists and the American Scholastic Press Association.

Thejambar.com is an online publication which supplements the print version of the Jambar. thejambar.com is updated daily and includes traditional news reporting and a variety of multimedia news stories. Check us out at thejambar.com.

The *yo magazine is a regional magazine aimed at college aged residents of the Mahoning Valley. The magazine was started in 2007 at the request of YSU journalism students and was recently awarded the Best in Show prize at the 2008 Fall convention of the Associated Collegiate Press.

All students at Youngstown State University who are interested in journalism are welcome to work for any of these organizations. Each Spring semester the Student Publications Board hires paid staff for the upcoming year.

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