WooEB Teams Up With Journalism Students From The Grady College Of Journalism And Mass Communication

Oct. 27, 2010 - PRLog -- The Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, part of the University of Georgia, has approximately 1700 students. The intern program provides each Journalism student the ability to write about current events in over 20 news categories including Business, Politics, Entertainment, Sports, Education, Science & Technology, Law, World, Music and Movies. Each contributing writer that covers at least two stories per day will be eligible for inclusion on our Editorial page and upon acceptance be included as a contributing writer.

With the partnership with WooEB Students can also create their WooEB member account and promote themselves as well as have each one of their articles displayed within their WooEB profile under their “News” tab. Students will be able to share their news stories on social networking sites including Facebook, Twitter and MySpace. This will assist the students in developing a following from an existing audience on a daily basis.

Bradd Schlosser Intern Coordinator stated " "Wooeb is proud to have the opportunity to work with the students of Grady College at UGA. We look forward to offering students a valuable work experience through our internships, while increasing our presence in the UGA and Athens community over the coming weeks, months, and years."

In addition to international and national news stories students can cover topics in the local community including: UGA Football, Basketball, Baseball as well as all other Bulldog Sports; Music reviews, interviews, performances, etc.; restaurant and club reviews and more.

With the news program Journalism Students can now gain experience covering current news stories while gaining popularity by having their
news stories published.

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WooEB Community is a business, music and social networking community. WooEB provides members with a wealth of applications that enable them to create an in-depth profile within the community.