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These interactions with industry experts provide students with a unique opportunity to learn from professionals: Head
Jammu, June 4: The Department of Journalism and Media Studies, University of Jammu on Day 3 of its ongoing internship program, Wednesday, organised multiple sessions for the students of Government College for Women (GCW) Gandhi Nagar.
Yogesh Manshas, editor-in-chief, We the Indian TV and senior photojournalism educator, shared his expertise in visual storytelling, emphasizing the importance of capturing compelling images that complement journalistic narratives. He discussed techniques for effective photography, the role of visuals in media, and the evolving trends in photojournalism, inspiring students to hone their skills in this dynamic field.
Sumit Sharma, a celebrated theatre expert, introduced students to the intersection of theatre, media and mass communication highlighting how performance arts can enhance communication and storytelling. His interactive session focused on the importance of creativity, expression, and audience engagement, offering students a unique perspective on media production and presentation.
The internship program, aligned with the University of Jammu’s implementation of National Education Policy and its emphasis on experiential learning, is designed to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industry demands, following the farsightedness of Vice Chancellor, Prof Umesh Rai.
Prof. Garima Gupta, Head of the Department of Journalism and Media Studies, expressed her enthusiasm for the program, stating, “These interactions with industry experts like Yogesh Manshas and Sumit Sharma provide our students with a unique opportunity to learn from professionals who bring real-world expertise to the classroom. Our goal is to prepare students for the challenges of the modern media landscape.”
Other faculty members, including Prof Dushyant Kumar Rai, Dr Pardeep Singh Bali, Dr Ramiyan Bharadwaj and Kumerjit Chajgotra also engaged the students throughout the day.