Journalism Education In China
Journalism Education In China In May 2009, CIME Director Leonard Teel taught a graduate course in investigative journalism as an Eminent Foreign Scholar at China’s Beijing Foreign Studies University. His students worked in teams of three to investigate serious economic and health issues: cigarette smoking, breast cancer, and jobs for graduates. In 2010, a media advocacy project connected to China’s two-year anti-smoking campaign, resulted directly from the students stories. Seed funding for the ongoing project was granted by Georgia State University’s International Strategic Initiative program.
“Anti-smoking Campaign in China: An Inevitable War” By Wu Fan, Jiang Pin, and Pai Li
“Female Smoking, Devil in Disguise” By Fu Qi, Sun Meng , and Zhang Shufang
“Why the Anti-smoking Campaign Falls into a Paradox in China” By Xu Jing , Miao Zhihua, and Li Yanan
“The Ongoing Campaign” By Li Chang, and Lu Jing, and Pei Wei