How can the interpretation of modern
journalism corroborate its stature as a plausible, exciting career, and in what
ways am I able to defend its validity?
I selected
this as my essential question because I’ve only recently become aware of the
decline of journalistic careers. Because journalism is an area in which I may
further my involvement, this issue has been brought to the forefront of my mind
on many occasions. I want to be able to dig into the core issues, discover
their effects on this particular career, and find ways in which I will still be
able to succeed within this world of writing.
Because I’ve
been so involved with both narrative and nonfictional writing since I was
young, I am extensively excited to discover ways in which I can continue my
dream while also making it a realistic actuality. I’m also eager to touch on
any obstacles that I might face, so that I am able to plan accordingly.
Because
journalism (and writing in general) is an acute passion of mine, I’ve always
cherished the idea of being able to continue my dedication in this area.
Through the Honors Mentorship Program, I’ve discovered that it may even be a
plausible, exciting career choice; there are, however, many obstacles that I
would have to overcome in order to be successful. The hope of choosing this as
a possible career lies mainly on the research of its standing, and the ways in
which I am able to successfully thrive into this world.
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