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Seminars
Download .PDFs of select seminars held at The Sports Institute.
- Beat Reporting
- Jim Donaldson,
The Providence Journal - Mark Murphy,
The Boston Herald - Internet Sports
- Jeff Horrigan,
The Boston Herald - David LeFort,
Boston.com/The Boston Globe - Media Relations I
- Matt Chmura,
Boston Bruins - Adam Kaufman,
Providence Bruins - Media Relations II
- Matt Chmura,
Boston Bruins - Adam Kaufman,
Providence Bruins - The Athlete
& the Media - Mike Reiss,
The Boston Globe - Ted Johnson,
ex-New England Patriots linebacker - Mark Stuart,
Boston Bruins
Our trip
to ESPN
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NEWS: Sports Institute Adds Multimedia
Do you have your own sports website? Would you like to learn from sports journalists such as Bob Ryan, Michael Smith and Sean McDonough? Have you ever been to ESPN? The answer to all these questions will be a resounding “yes” after enrolling in the Sports Institute at Boston University. Read more.
The Sports Institute will offer an intensive four-week program of study, combining the practical and theoretical works of the sports industry. The purpose of the Institute is to train professionals and to offer a unique, specialized program in a nationally renowned academic setting.
This summer the institute is scheduled for June 2 - June 27, 2008.
Participants in the program will take four courses over the period of study, meeting a minimum of four hours a week per course. The intensive area of study will be open to current Boston University students as well as students from other colleges and universities. College students must have at least junior or above status. Graduate students are welcome as well. Professionals seeking career advancement are encouraged to enroll.
Tuition for the four week program is $4,000. Living expenses are not included in this fee.
Contact Prof. Shorr via email with further questions:fshorr@bu.edu
The Sports Institute at Boston University is affiliated with sportsmediaguide.com, a website exploring the art and craft of sports journalism.
