Author Archives: Jill Elizabeth Caldwell

Blog 5: Ethics Reflections by Jill Caldwell This class was pretty eye-opening when it comes to my future regardless of what I choose to do. I think the most important ethical lesson I learned this semester was in a lecture … Continue reading →

Inga Saffron at the Foster Foreman Conference (Blog 4) By: Jill Caldwell Main Points: When you graduate and get into “the real world” you don’t have to have your life mapped out.  Chances are you will change your job multiple … Continue reading →

Penn State College of Communication hosted its 9th Oweida Lecture on Tuesday evening. Bill Marimow, editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, was featured as the speaker. To a packed crowd of students and faculty, he presented “Ethics in Journalism: In theory, … Continue reading →

The movie Shattered Glass is a very good resource for aspiring journalists of what not to do if you want to succeed in the profession. Although many themes are presented, the two issues that really spoke to me were fabrication … Continue reading →

I believe in the power of friendship. It was late August 2003 and I was about to walk into my new school for the first time. Classes had not started yet but I was on my way to volleyball practice. … Continue reading →