Carol Marin speaks to Marla Krause, the first woman in the sports section at the Chicago Tribune and now advisor-in-chief for the DePaulia and Chicago Tribune crime reporter Jeremy Gorner about the direction of newspapers and offer advice for those entering the field.
Carol Marin talks to Nightline and ABC news reporter Chris Bury and the Chicago Sun-Times Editor in Chief Chris Fusco about the use of anonymous sources in news reporting.
CBS Sunday Morning anchor Jane Pauley came to DePaul to receive the 2018 Distinguished Journalist award from the Center for Journalism Integrity & Excellence. Carol Marin talks to Pauley about her career in front of a room of DePaul students, faculty and media.
Carol Marin talks to recent graduate from DePaul's Journalism Master's program Kelley Bowles who works in the Quad Cities at WHBF and PBS correspondent John Yang who has worked as a professional journalist for nearly four decades.
Chicago journalist Carol Marin talks to two recent graduates from DePaul University's Journalism Master's program, Lorraine Taylor and Dan Beedie, who are navigating the ins and outs of beginning their journalism careers.
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About So You Want to be a Reporter with Carol Marin
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DePaul University's Center for Journalism Integrity and Excellence focuses on promoting the highest ideals of journalism through theory and practice. Recognizing the importance of the role of the media in society, the Center offers training, teaching, expertise and professional outreach.
The Center was officially launched in May 2016, under the co-leadership of Peabody Prize-winning Chicago and national media veterans Carol Marin and Don Moseley.
Located in the College of Communication in the Chicago Loop, the Center provides a nexus bridging the academic and the professional world, capitalizing on the resources of the university and the City of Chicago.
The guiding principle for the Center will be its adherence to the highest principles of journalism including truth, accuracy, fairness and context.