In order to establish a campus wide culture of “Excellent News + Precise Communication,” the Office of Public Relations has looked to use educational brand marketing and reputational enhancement strategies. Among its most recent efforts has been the opening of the THU Reporter Program which is accepting its first class of reporters in 2022. The program looks to cultivate aspiring journalists and promote the visibility of various events on campus. It will also help students develop a second field of professional expertise, thereby increasing their competitiveness in areas of further study and employment.
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Chance to enroll in professional journalism training courses and receive training certificates
Engage in a form of media-based internship
Receive a campus reporter badge after a year of service
An impressive volunteer experience that looks good on resumes
Professional skill growth: News report writing, video editing, photography skills
Self-growth: Teamwork skills, a more global vision, a more adaptable mindset
A good opportunity to develop public relations skills, interdisciplinary teamwork skills, and to cultivate connections
Journalistic interviews can lead to a deeper understanding of campus events and people
Can accumulate an impressive work portfolio and abundant work experience Develop a second discipline, making one a more competitive candidate when applying for further study or employment
