About Newmark Graduate School of Journalism
Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY offers a top-notch, affordable education teaching traditional journalism values while preparing students to thrive in a rapidly changing media landscape.
As the profession reinvents itself for the digital age, the Newmark J School is at the forefront of equipping the next generation of journalists with the tools to find stories and tell them effectively — using print, broadcast, visual, interactive, and social media.
Just as importantly, our faculty of seasoned, award-winning journalists is preparing students to re-imagine how journalism is practiced so they can help lead the changes underway.
Our students reflect the ethnic, economic, and international diversity of the world, and they take pride in digging out stories about people and neighborhoods in New York City often overlooked in the media.
In our state-of-the-art facility just off Times Square, the Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY is learning and teaching change.
School location
Newmark Graduate School of Journalism
Midtown, Manhattan219 W 40th St
Btwn 7th and 8th Avenues
New York, New York 10018
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Reviews of Newmark Graduate School of Journalism
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Intro to Augmented Reality Storytelling with Spark AR
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Digital Self-Promotion for Journalists
Loved the class! Would have like a little lore hands-on help building my website, but otherwise, fun class. -
Super Researcher
This was a great class. We came away with a plethora of USEFUL resources for researching. Our professor works in the field so she's used all these tools. Also, we learned the newest high tech 'delvers'. We were asked to bring in our own PCs, etc. and for the techie class Aimee Rinehart invited in another journalist/tech guru so we could work on our own devices and test the new tools. Because there was more than one person trying to help (and imagine all the different devices and operating systems), it went quickly and smoothly, and no one was discouraged. Along with the knowledge imparted and the shared experience, we were asked to share our own current reporting challenges. We worked as a group to try to help one another solve the puzzles of finding specific information on topics. Also, we had a New York Times researcher come in: you can't get much better than that! She shared her 'boots on the ground' stories and how it works at the Times when research is required (and it's always required) and how to double and triple check your sources. I came away with a large research toolbox, and knowledge about other reporters quests, and the teachers' willingness to assist each student with their interests. The classes at Newmark Journalism are incredible. This is my third one. I've signed up for another one. They're taught by 'boots on the ground' professionals who inject experience in with the knowledge; examples to use the tools. -
Basics of SEO Writing
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Workshop Your Non-Fiction Book Proposal
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Basics of SEO Writing
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Basics of SEO Writing
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Basics of Narrative Writing
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Super Researcher
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Op-Ed Writing and Pitching
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Super Researcher
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Super Researcher
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Intro to Blockchain for Journalism
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Basics of Narrative Writing
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Basics of Narrative Writing
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Basics of Narrative Writing
This was Kaufman's challenge; teach writers of all levels structure of narrative writing, in two 2 hour classes. Kaufman has the experience and chops to give the class, with a hefty portfolio. Assigned quick pieces, these were put up on a screen so the group could critique, objectively. II would take another class from him. [BTW broke many Kaufman rules in this review - adjectives, adverbs, passive verbs - but didn't have three hours to revise, okay?] -
Basics of SEO Writing
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Basics of SEO Writing
Great class. Just what I needed. Very knowledgeable instructor. -
Augmented Reality (AR) for Journalism
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Social Media and Audience Engagement