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Student Publications

2018-06-13T07:13:25Z

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==Part of Speech==
Noun

==Pronunciation==
[stu 'dent / puh ble 'kay shans]

==Description==
Medill supports a great number of student organizations and publications. These organizations and publications range from specific cultural groups to specific topics. Many students discover publications they would like to enjoy through organization fairs at the beginning of the year. Some publications win awards while others, like the culinary Spoon, are adopted at college campuses across the country. <ref>[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/journalism/undergraduate-journalism/life-at-medill/media-organizations.html, Student Media and Organizations] </ref>.

==List of Student Publications==
#Al Bayan
#Asian American Student Journalists
#BlackBoard
#The Daily Northwestern
#Inside NU
#National Association of Black Journalists
#National Association of Hispanic Journalists
#North by Northwestern
#Northwestern Business Review
#The Northwestern Chronicle
#Northwestern News Network
#NU Asian Magazine
#SlantNU
#Spoon University
#Stitch
#Syllabus
#WNUR

==Example Sentence==
The best part about [[Medill]] is all of the opportunities to be involved in student publications.

==References==
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[[Category:Organizations]]
[[Category:Medill]]

Medill Starter Pack

2018-06-13T07:13:01Z

Jblack:

Welcome! Whether you are a new Northwestern student or visiting the Medill School of Journalism, Media and Marketing Communications for just a bit, this page is intended to introduce you to language specific to the Medill speech community. Different from category pages, this starter pack will brief you on the essentials. Each term will include its definition and pronunciation, but feel free to click on the word to learn more! If you have any suggestions, please use the "Request for Entries" form on the left sidebar.

==[[Medill F]]==
Noun | [muh 'dihl / 'ef]

The failing grade a student of the Medill School of Journalism gets if they make a grammatical, factual, or citational mistake.

==[[JR]]==
Noun (abbreviation) | ['jay / 'ahr]

Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most [[Medill]] students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in a different city at professional news outlets and marketing companies for their program. It lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year.

==[[McTrib]]==
Proper Noun | [mihk 'trihb]

A nickname for the McCormick Foundation Center, also known as the McCormick Tribune Center. It is a building located at 1870 Campus Drive on Northwestern's [[South Campus]] and is used primarily by [[Medill]] and [[IMC]] students and classes. It contains broadcast, multimedia, and new media facilities <ref>[http://maps.northwestern.edu/facility/211, McCormick Foundation Center information on Northwestern's Website.] </ref>.

==[[OSL]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['o / 'es/ 'el/]

The abbreviation for the [[Medill]] Office of Student Life. OSL hosts qualified advisors. The OSL team is in charge of student life from extra-curriculars to academic options.

==[[Career Services]]==
Proper Noun | ['ka reer / 'ser vis es]

The Medill school has its own career services department for helping undergraduate, graduate, and alumni with career-related issues. It is located on the first floor of Fisk Hall.

==[[IMC]]==
Noun | ['i / 'em / 'see]

IMC is an abbreviation for Integrated Marketing Communications, an adjunct [[Medill]] program. It is a certificate program for undergraduates and a Master's degree for Graduate students.

==[[AMP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['amp]

[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

==[[MJP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | [em/ ‘jay / ‘pee]

The esteemed investigative journalism group at Medill was founded in 1999. It investigates possible miscarriages of justice.

==[[Medill on the Hill]]==
Proper Noun | [muh ‘dihl / ‘ahn / thuh / ‘hihl]

Medill on the Hill is the name of the program for undergraduates who do enterprise reporting and web producing from Washington D.C. Sometimes the students' stories are picked up by USA Today and CNN, among other outlets.

==[[Student Publications]]==
Noun / [stu 'dent / puh ble 'kay shans]

Medill supports a great number of student organizations and publications. These organizations and publications range from specific cultural groups to specific topics.

==References==
<references />

[[Category:Medill]]

Medill Starter Pack

2018-06-13T07:12:02Z

Jblack:

Welcome! Whether you are a new Northwestern student or visiting the Medill School of Journalism, Media and Marketing Communications for just a bit, this page is intended to introduce you to language specific to the Medill speech community. Different from category pages (such as Medill's), this starter pack will brief you on the essentials. Each term will include its definition and pronunciation, but feel free to click on the word to learn more! If you have any suggestions, please use the "Request for Entries" form on the left sidebar.

==[[Medill F]]==
Noun | [muh 'dihl / 'ef]

The failing grade a student of the Medill School of Journalism gets if they make a grammatical, factual, or citational mistake.

==[[JR]]==
Noun (abbreviation) | ['jay / 'ahr]

Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most [[Medill]] students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in a different city at professional news outlets and marketing companies for their program. It lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year.

==[[McTrib]]==
Proper Noun | [mihk 'trihb]

A nickname for the McCormick Foundation Center, also known as the McCormick Tribune Center. It is a building located at 1870 Campus Drive on Northwestern's [[South Campus]] and is used primarily by [[Medill]] and [[IMC]] students and classes. It contains broadcast, multimedia, and new media facilities <ref>[http://maps.northwestern.edu/facility/211, McCormick Foundation Center information on Northwestern's Website.] </ref>.

==[[OSL]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['o / 'es/ 'el/]

The abbreviation for the [[Medill]] Office of Student Life. OSL hosts qualified advisors. The OSL team is in charge of student life from extra-curriculars to academic options.

==[[Career Services]]==
Proper Noun | ['ka reer / 'ser vis es]

The Medill school has its own career services department for helping undergraduate, graduate, and alumni with career-related issues. It is located on the first floor of Fisk Hall.

==[[IMC]]==
Noun | ['i / 'em / 'see]

IMC is an abbreviation for Integrated Marketing Communications, an adjunct [[Medill]] program. It is a certificate program for undergraduates and a Master's degree for Graduate students.

==[[AMP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['amp]

[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

==[[MJP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | [em/ ‘jay / ‘pee]

The esteemed investigative journalism group at Medill was founded in 1999. It investigates possible miscarriages of justice.

==[[Medill on the Hill]]==
Proper Noun | [muh ‘dihl / ‘ahn / thuh / ‘hihl]

Medill on the Hill is the name of the program for undergraduates who do enterprise reporting and web producing from Washington D.C. Sometimes the students' stories are picked up by USA Today and CNN, among other outlets.

==[[Student Publications]]==
Noun / [stu 'dent / puh ble 'kay shans]

Medill supports a great number of student organizations and publications. These organizations and publications range from specific cultural groups to specific topics.

==References==
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Career Services

2018-06-13T07:10:30Z

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==Part of Speech==
Proper Noun

==Pronunciation==
['ka reer / 'ser vis es]

==Description==
The Medill school has its own career services department for helping undergraduate, graduate, and alumni with career-related issues. It is located on the first floor of Fisk Hall. The Medill Career Services organizes the Medill career fair in Winter Quarter, manages Medilllink and provides both workshops and one-on-one assistance. They work closely with the NCA in offering support to the students at Northwestern. Anyone enrolled in Medill or in the [[IMC]] program (even if they are not in Medill) has access to the Career Services team.<ref>[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/journalism/undergraduate-journalism/careers/index.html, Medill Career Services] </ref>.

It is located on the first floor of the Fisk building on [[South Campus]].

==Example Sentence==
I need to meet with Career Services before the Medill job fair next week. They will help me with my resume.

==References==
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[[Category:Medill]]

Career Services

2018-06-13T06:33:29Z

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==Part of Speech==
Proper Noun

==Pronunciation==
['ka reer / 'ser vis es]

==Description==
The abbreviation for the [[Medill]] Office of Student Life. OSL hosts qualified advisors. The OSL team is in charge of student life from extra-curriculars to academic options. Many students will meet with OSL advisors prior to selecting classes for their following quarter.<ref>[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/journalism/undergraduate-journalism/life-at-medill/student-life/index.html, Medill Student Life] </ref>.

It is located on the first floor of the Fisk building on [[South Campus]].

==Example Sentence==
I am so glad I met with OSL. They helped me meet my distribution requirements.

==References==
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[[Category:Medill]]

Medill Starter Pack

2018-06-13T06:26:43Z

Jblack:

Welcome! Whether you are a new Northwestern student or visiting the Medill School of Journalism, Media and Marketing Communications for just a bit, this page is intended to introduce you to language specific to the Medill speech community. Different from category pages (such as Medill's), this starter pack will brief you on the essentials. Each term will include its definition and pronunciation, but feel free to click on the word to learn more! If you have any suggestions, please use the "Request for Entries" form on the left sidebar.

==[[Medill F]]==
Noun | [muh 'dihl / 'ef]

The failing grade a student of the Medill School of Journalism gets if they make a grammatical, factual, or citational mistake.

==[[JR]]==
Noun (abbreviation) | ['jay / 'ahr]

Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most [[Medill]] students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in a different city at professional news outlets and marketing companies for their program. It lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year.

==[[McTrib]]==
Proper Noun | [mihk 'trihb]

A nickname for the McCormick Foundation Center, also known as the McCormick Tribune Center. It is a building located at 1870 Campus Drive on Northwestern's [[South Campus]] and is used primarily by [[Medill]] and [[IMC]] students and classes. It contains broadcast, multimedia, and new media facilities <ref>[http://maps.northwestern.edu/facility/211, McCormick Foundation Center information on Northwestern's Website.] </ref>.

==[[OSL]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['o / 'es/ 'el/]

The abbreviation for the [[Medill]] Office of Student Life. OSL hosts qualified advisors. The OSL team is in charge of student life from extra-curriculars to academic options.

==[[Career Services]]==

==[[IMC]]==
Noun | ['i / 'em / 'see]

IMC is an abbreviation for Integrated Marketing Communications, an adjunct [[Medill]] program. It is a certificate program for undergraduates and a Master's degree for Graduate students.

==[[AMP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['amp]

[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

==[[MJP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | [em/ ‘jay / ‘pee]

The esteemed investigative journalism group at Medill was founded in 1999. It investigates possible miscarriages of justice.

==[[Medill on the Hill]]==
Proper Noun | [muh ‘dihl / ‘ahn / thuh / ‘hihl]

Medill on the Hill is the name of the program for undergraduates who do enterprise reporting and web producing from Washington D.C. Sometimes the students' stories are picked up by USA Today and CNN, among other outlets.

==[[Student Publications]]==
Noun / [stu 'dent / puh ble 'kay shans]

Medill supports a great number of student organizations and publications. These organizations and publications range from specific cultural groups to specific topics.

==References==
<references />

Student Publications

2018-06-13T06:26:29Z

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Medill Starter Pack

2018-06-13T05:55:08Z

Jblack:

Welcome! Whether you are a new Northwestern student or visiting the Medill School of Journalism, Media and Marketing Communications for just a bit, this page is intended to introduce you to language specific to the Medill speech community. Different from category pages (such as Medill's), this starter pack will brief you on the essentials. Each term will include its definition and pronunciation, but feel free to click on the word to learn more! If you have any suggestions, please use the "Request for Entries" form on the left sidebar.

==[[Medill F]]==
Noun | [muh 'dihl / 'ef]

The failing grade a student of the Medill School of Journalism gets if they make a grammatical, factual, or citational mistake.

==[[JR]]==
Noun (abbreviation) | ['jay / 'ahr]

Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most [[Medill]] students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in a different city at professional news outlets and marketing companies for their program. It lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year.

==[[McTrib]]==
Proper Noun | [mihk 'trihb]

A nickname for the McCormick Foundation Center, also known as the McCormick Tribune Center. It is a building located at 1870 Campus Drive on Northwestern's [[South Campus]] and is used primarily by [[Medill]] and [[IMC]] students and classes. It contains broadcast, multimedia, and new media facilities <ref>[http://maps.northwestern.edu/facility/211, McCormick Foundation Center information on Northwestern's Website.] </ref>.

==[[OSL]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['o / 'es/ 'el/]

The abbreviation for the [[Medill]] Office of Student Life. OSL hosts qualified advisors. The OSL team is in charge of student life from extra-curriculars to academic options.

==[[Career Services]]==

==[[IMC]]==
Noun | ['i / 'em / 'see]

IMC is an abbreviation for Integrated Marketing Communications, an adjunct [[Medill]] program. It is a certificate program for undergraduates and a Master's degree for Graduate students.

==[[AMP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['amp]

[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

==[[MJP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | [em/ ‘jay / ‘pee]

The esteemed investigative journalism group at Medill was founded in 1999. It investigates possible miscarriages of justice.

==[[Medill on the Hill]]==
Proper Noun | [muh ‘dihl / ‘ahn / thuh / ‘hihl]

Medill on the Hill is the name of the program for undergraduates who do enterprise reporting and web producing from Washington D.C. Sometimes the students' stories are picked up by USA Today and CNN, among other outlets.

==[[Student Publications]]==

==References==
<references />

OSL

2018-06-13T05:50:14Z

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==Part of Speech==
Proper Noun (abbreviation)

==Pronunciation==
['o / 'es/ 'el/]

==Description==
The abbreviation for the [[Medill]] Office of Student Life. OSL hosts qualified advisors. The OSL team is in charge of student life from extra-curriculars to academic options. Many students will meet with OSL advisors prior to selecting classes for their following quarter.<ref>[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/journalism/undergraduate-journalism/life-at-medill/student-life/index.html, Medill Student Life] </ref>.

It is located on the first floor of the Fisk building on [[South Campus]].

==Example Sentence==
I am so glad I met with OSL. They helped me meet my distribution requirements.

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Medill]]

Medill Starter Pack

2018-06-13T05:49:24Z

Jblack:

Welcome! Whether you are a new Northwestern student or visiting the Medill School of Journalism, Media and Marketing Communications for just a bit, this page is intended to introduce you to language specific to the Medill speech community. Different from category pages (such as Medill's), this starter pack will brief you on the essentials. Each term will include its definition and pronunciation, but feel free to click on the word to learn more! If you have any suggestions, please use the "Request for Entries" form on the left sidebar.

==[[Medill F]]==
Noun | [muh 'dihl / 'ef]

The failing grade a student of the Medill School of Journalism gets if they make a grammatical, factual, or citational mistake.

==[[JR]]==
Noun (abbreviation) | ['jay / 'ahr]

Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most [[Medill]] students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in a different city at professional news outlets and marketing companies for their program. It lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year.

==[[McTrib]]==
Proper Noun | [mihk 'trihb]

A nickname for the McCormick Foundation Center, also known as the McCormick Tribune Center. It is a building located at 1870 Campus Drive on Northwestern's [[South Campus]] and is used primarily by [[Medill]] and [[IMC]] students and classes. It contains broadcast, multimedia, and new media facilities <ref>[http://maps.northwestern.edu/facility/211, McCormick Foundation Center information on Northwestern's Website.] </ref>.

==[[OSL]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['o / 'es/ 'el/]
==[[Career Services]]==

==[[IMC]]==
Noun | ['i / 'em / 'see]

IMC is an abbreviation for Integrated Marketing Communications, an adjunct [[Medill]] program. It is a certificate program for undergraduates and a Master's degree for Graduate students.

==[[AMP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['amp]

[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

==[[MJP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | [em/ ‘jay / ‘pee]

The esteemed investigative journalism group at Medill was founded in 1999. It investigates possible miscarriages of justice.

==[[Medill on the Hill]]==
Proper Noun | [muh ‘dihl / ‘ahn / thuh / ‘hihl]

Medill on the Hill is the name of the program for undergraduates who do enterprise reporting and web producing from Washington D.C. Sometimes the students' stories are picked up by USA Today and CNN, among other outlets.

==[[Student Publications]]==

==References==
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OSL

2018-06-13T05:48:27Z

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==Part of Speech==
Proper Noun (abbreviation)

==Pronunciation==
['o / 'es/ 'el/]

==Description==
The abbreviation for the [[Medill]] Office of Student Life. OSL hosts qualified advisors. The OSL team is in charge of student life from extra-curriculars to academic options. Many students will meet with OSL advisors prior to selecting classes for their following quarter.<ref>[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/journalism/undergraduate-journalism/life-at-medill/student-life/index.html, Medill Student Life] </ref>.

==Example Sentence==
I am so glad I met with OSL. They helped me meet my distribution requirements.

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Medill]]

OSL

2018-06-13T05:48:05Z

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==Part of Speech==
Proper Noun (abbreviatino)

==Pronunciation==
['o / 'es/ 'el/]

==Description==
The abbreviation for the [[Medill]] Office of Student Life. OSL hosts qualified advisors. The OSL team is in charge of student life from extra-curriculars to academic options. Many students will meet with OSL advisors prior to selecting classes for their following quarter.<ref>[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/journalism/undergraduate-journalism/life-at-medill/student-life/index.html, Medill Student Life] </ref>.

==Example Sentence==
I am so glad I met with OSL. They helped me meet my distribution requirements.

==References==
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[[Category:Medill]]

Accelerated Master's Program

2018-06-13T05:37:26Z

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See [[AMP]]

==Part of Speech==
Proper Noun

==Pronunciation==
[eks ‘el ə<sup>r</sup> 'ayt ed / ‘mast ə<sup>r</sup>s / ‘pro gram] {{#widget:SC|link=https://soundcloud.com/nu-dictionary-project/accelerated-masters-program}}

==Definition==
[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

They can take 9 units over the course of three quarters and graduate with a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in journalism in four years. <ref name="AMP">[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/experience/student-life/new-student-needs/MSJ%20Student%20Life.html], Accelerated Master's Program Information on the webpage. </ref>

==Example Sentence==

My friend's doing the Accelerated Master's Program at Medill.

I am so glad I was accepted into AMP.

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Medill Justice Project

2018-06-13T05:37:10Z

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===See [[MJP]]===

==Part of Speech==
Proper Noun
==Pronunciation==
[muh ‘dihl / ‘juh stihs / ‘prah jekt] {{#widget:SC|link=https://soundcloud.com/nu-dictionary-project/medill-justice-project-1}}

==Definition==
The esteemed investigative journalism group at [[Medill]] was founded in 1999.

The Medill Justice Project contributed reporting to the release of Jennifer del Prete from prison. She was accused of murdering a baby she was caring for. <ref name="Medill Justice Project"> [http://www.medilljusticeproject.org/], Medill Justice Project webpage.</ref>

In March of 2018, The Daily Northwestern reported 19 accusations against MJP director Alec Klein. The program is no longer under Alec Klein's direction. <ref name="Daily Northwestern"> [https://dailynorthwestern.com/2018/03/15/lateststories/19-more-women-accuse-medill-prof-alec-klein-of-inappropriate-behavior/], Daily Northwestern. </ref>

==Example Sentences==
1. The Medill Justice Project investigates potential miscarriages of justice. <ref name="Justice Project"> [https://twitter.com/MedillJustice], Medill Justice Project Twitter bio.</ref>

==References==
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[[Category:Organizations]]

Medill on the hill

2018-06-13T05:37:01Z

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==Part of Speech==
Proper Noun
==Pronunciation==
[muh ‘dihl / ‘ahn / thuh / ‘hihl] {{#widget:SC|link=https://soundcloud.com/nu-dictionary-project/medill-on-the-hill}}

==Definition==
Medill on the Hill is the name of the program for undergraduates who do enterprise reporting and web producing from Washington D.C. Sometimes the students' stories are picked up by USA Today and CNN, among other outlets. The work is supervised by Medill Prof. Ellen Shearer, who is the William F. Thomas Professor of Journalism and co-director of the Medill National Security Journalism Initiative, and Medill Adjunct Lecturer Thomas Diemer. The target audience is people aged 18-24, and the students aim to show how and why what happens in Washington matters to a young audience as mobile journalists. <ref name="Medill on the Hill"> [http://medillonthehill.net/about/], Medill on the Hill about page on the website.</ref>

==Example Sentences==
1. ''Reporters at Medill on the Hill have now been reporting for more than two months.'' <ref name="Tumblr">[http://medilldc.tumblr.com/post/113368866611/reporters-reflect-on-memorable-moments-from-medill], Tumblr post using Medill on the Hill.</ref>

2. ''Did your invitation to the State of the Union got lost in the mail? Medill on the Hill has you covered.'' <ref name="Twitter">[https://twitter.com/SylvanLane/status/428310300140392448], Twitter post using Medill on the Hill.</ref>

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==References==
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Medill on the Hill

2018-06-13T05:31:11Z

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Medill Starter Pack

2018-06-13T05:30:47Z

Jblack:

Welcome! Whether you are a new Northwestern student or visiting the Medill School of Journalism, Media and Marketing Communications for just a bit, this page is intended to introduce you to language specific to the Medill speech community. Different from category pages (such as Medill's), this starter pack will brief you on the essentials. Each term will include its definition and pronunciation, but feel free to click on the word to learn more! If you have any suggestions, please use the "Request for Entries" form on the left sidebar.

==[[Medill F]]==
Noun | [muh 'dihl / 'ef]

The failing grade a student of the Medill School of Journalism gets if they make a grammatical, factual, or citational mistake.

==[[JR]]==
Noun (abbreviation) | ['jay / 'ahr]

Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most [[Medill]] students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in a different city at professional news outlets and marketing companies for their program. It lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year.

==[[McTrib]]==
Proper Noun | [mihk 'trihb]

A nickname for the McCormick Foundation Center, also known as the McCormick Tribune Center. It is a building located at 1870 Campus Drive on Northwestern's [[South Campus]] and is used primarily by [[Medill]] and [[IMC]] students and classes. It contains broadcast, multimedia, and new media facilities <ref>[http://maps.northwestern.edu/facility/211, McCormick Foundation Center information on Northwestern's Website.] </ref>.

==[[OSL]]==

==[[Career Services]]==

==[[IMC]]==
Noun | ['i / 'em / 'see]

IMC is an abbreviation for Integrated Marketing Communications, an adjunct [[Medill]] program. It is a certificate program for undergraduates and a Master's degree for Graduate students.

==[[AMP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | ['amp]

[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

==[[MJP]]==
Proper Noun (abbreviation) | [em/ ‘jay / ‘pee]

The esteemed investigative journalism group at Medill was founded in 1999. It investigates possible miscarriages of justice.

==[[Medill on the Hill]]==
Proper Noun | [muh ‘dihl / ‘ahn / thuh / ‘hihl]

Medill on the Hill is the name of the program for undergraduates who do enterprise reporting and web producing from Washington D.C. Sometimes the students' stories are picked up by USA Today and CNN, among other outlets.

==[[Student Publications]]==

==References==
<references />

Medill Starter Pack

2018-06-13T05:24:55Z

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Accelerated Master's Program

2018-06-13T05:22:35Z

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MJP

2018-06-13T05:22:09Z

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==Part of Speech==
Proper Noun (Abbreviation)
==Pronunciation==
[em/ ‘jay / ‘pee] {{#widget:SC|link=https://soundcloud.com/nu-dictionary-project/medill-justice-project-1}}

==Definition==
The esteemed investigative journalism group at [[Medill]] was founded in 1999.

The Medill Justice Project contributed reporting to the release of Jennifer del Prete from prison. She was accused of murdering a baby she was caring for. <ref name="Medill Justice Project"> [http://www.medilljusticeproject.org/], Medill Justice Project webpage.</ref>

In March of 2018, The Daily Northwestern reported 19 accusations against MJP director Alec Klein. The program is no longer under Alec Klein's direction. <ref name="Daily Northwestern"> [https://dailynorthwestern.com/2018/03/15/lateststories/19-more-women-accuse-medill-prof-alec-klein-of-inappropriate-behavior/], Daily Northwestern. </ref>

==Example Sentences==
1. The Medill Justice Project investigates potential miscarriages of justice. <ref name="Justice Project"> [https://twitter.com/MedillJustice], Medill Justice Project Twitter bio.</ref>

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==Definition==
The esteemed investigative journalism group at [[Medill]] was founded in 1999.

The Medill Justice Project contributed reporting to the release of Jennifer del Prete from prison. She was accused of murdering a baby she was caring for. <ref name="Medill Justice Project"> [http://www.medilljusticeproject.org/], Medill Justice Project webpage.</ref>

In March of 2018, The Daily Northwestern reported 19 accusations against MJP director Alec Klein. The program is no longer under Alec Klein's direction. <ref name="Daily Northwestern">[https://dailynorthwestern.com/2018/03/15/lateststories/19-more-women-accuse-medill-prof-alec-klein-of-inappropriate-behavior/] </ref>

==Example Sentences==
1. The Medill Justice Project investigates potential miscarriages of justice. <ref name="Justice Project"> [https://twitter.com/MedillJustice], Medill Justice Project Twitter bio.</ref>

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==Part of Speech==
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==Pronunciation==
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==Definition==
The esteemed investigative journalism group at [[Medill]] was founded in 1999.

The Medill Justice Project contributed reporting to the release of Jennifer del Prete from prison. She was accused of murdering a baby she was caring for. <ref name="Medill Justice Project"> [http://www.medilljusticeproject.org/], Medill Justice Project webpage.</ref>

In March of 2018, The Daily Northwestern reported 19 accusations against MJP director Alec Klein. The program is no longer under Alec Klein's direction.

==Example Sentences==
1. The Medill Justice Project investigates potential miscarriages of justice. <ref name="Justice Project"> [https://twitter.com/MedillJustice], Medill Justice Project Twitter bio.</ref>

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Proper Noun (abbreviation)

==Pronunciation==
[amp]

==Definition==
[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

They can take 9 units over the course of three quarters and graduate with a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in journalism in four years. <ref name="AMP">[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/experience/student-life/new-student-needs/MSJ%20Student%20Life.html], Accelerated Master's Program Information on the webpage. </ref>

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My friend's doing the Accelerated Master's Program at Medill.

I am so glad I was accepted into AMP.

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==Definition==
[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

They can take 9 units over the course of three quarters and graduate with a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in journalism in four years. <ref name="AMP">[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/experience/student-life/new-student-needs/MSJ%20Student%20Life.html], Accelerated Master's Program Information on the webpage. </ref>

==Example Sentence==

My friend's doing the Accelerated Master's Program at Medill.

I am so glad I was accepted into AMP.

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==Definition==
[[Medill]] seniors can have the first four units of journalism methods waived in the journalism master's program here at Northwestern.

They can take 9 units over the course of three quarters and graduate with a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in journalism in four years. <ref name="AMP">[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/experience/student-life/new-student-needs/MSJ%20Student%20Life.html], Accelerated Master's Program Information on the webpage. </ref>

==Example Sentence==

My friend's doing the Accelerated Master's Program at Medill.

I am so glad I was accepted into AMP.

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Noun
==Pronunciation==
['i / 'em / 'see]
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==Description==
IMC is an abbreviation for Integrated Marketing Communications, an adjunct [[Medill]] program. Though most students who pursue an IMC certificate are in Medill, some students from the [[School of Communications]] also get IMCs. The program itself has only five required courses, but several prerequisites are required in order to be admitted. It is a certificate program for undergraduates and a Master's degree for Graduate students.

==Example Sentence==
I decided to get my IMC this quarter. It’ll look good on my resume when I apply for Public Relations jobs.

I'm one course away from my IMC certificate.

==External Links==
[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/experience/imc/certificate/curriculum/, Medill IMC webpage.]
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==Pronunciation==
['i / 'em / 'see]
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==Description==
IMC is an abbreviation for Integrated Marketing Communications, an adjunct [[Medill]] program. Though most students who pursue an IMC certificate are in Medill, some students from the [[School of Communications]] also get IMCs. The program itself has only five required courses, but several prerequisites are required in order to be admitted.

==Example Sentence==
I decided to get my IMC this quarter. It’ll look good on my resume when I apply for Public Relations jobs.

I'm one course away from my IMC certificate.

==External Links==
[http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/experience/imc/certificate/curriculum/, Medill IMC webpage.]
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==Part of Speech==
Noun (abbreviation)

==Pronunciation==
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==Description==
Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most Medill students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in another major city for their program, which lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year. Depending on what tract the student choose, they have variety of options for residencies through Medill. Students may also ask permission to participate in programs of their own creation if there is an option that Medill does not offer.

The programs are essentially an internship in the area of study that the student chooses to pursue. Students get units of credit while also getting valuable job experience. Students may choose to go abroad or stay in the U.S. Medill also has a special program in Washington D.C. called [[Medill on the Hill]] for students who are interested in political journalism.

Before leaving, students must take three classes in order to prepare them for their residency. The programs are different for each tract and are usually completed a few quarters before the student is meant to leave. The classes are assigned to students and cannot be taken at other times.

==Example Sentence==
I’m going to Johannesburg for my JR.

My JR site gave me an offer for future employment.

==External Links==
Medill Journalism Residency webpage: http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/career-services/offering/journalism-residency.html
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==Part of Speech==
Noun (abbreviation)

==Pronunciation==
['jay / 'ahr] {{#widget:SC|link=https://soundcloud.com/nu-dictionary-project/jr}}

==Description==
Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most Medill students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in another major city for their program, which lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year. Depending on what tract the student choose, they have variety of options for residencies through Medill. Students may also ask permission to participate in programs of their own creation if there is an option that Medill does not offer.

The programs are essentially an internship in the area of study that the student chooses to pursue. Students get units of credit while also getting valuable job experience. Students may choose to go abroad or stay in the U.S. Medill also has a special program in Washington D.C. called [[Medill on the Hill]] for students who are interested in political journalism.

Before leaving, students must take three classes in order to prepare them for their residency. The programs are different for each tract and are usually completed a few quarters before the student is meant to leave. The classes are assigned to students and cannot be taken at other times.

==Example Sentence==
I’m going to Johannesburg for my JR.
My JR site gave me an offer for future employment.

==External Links==
Medill Journalism Residency webpage: http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/career-services/offering/journalism-residency.html
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==Part of Speech==
Noun (abbreviation)

==Pronunciation==
['jay / 'ahr] {{#widget:SC|link=https://soundcloud.com/nu-dictionary-project/jr}}

==Description==
Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most Medill students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in another major city for their program, which lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year. Depending on what tract the student choose, they have variety of options for residencies through Medill. Students may also ask permission to participate in programs of their own creation if there is an option that Medill does not offer.
The programs are essentially an internship in the area of study that the student chooses to pursue. Students get units of credit while also getting valuable job experience. Students may choose to go abroad or stay in the U.S. Medill also has a special program in Washington D.C. called [[Medill on the Hill]] for students who are interested in political journalism.
Before leaving, students must take three classes in order to prepare them for their residency. The programs are different for each tract and are usually completed a few quarters before the student is meant to leave. The classes are assigned to students and cannot be taken at other times.

==Example Sentence==
I’m going to Johannesburg for my JR.
My JR site gave me an offer for future employment.

==External Links==
Medill Journalism Residency webpage: http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/career-services/offering/journalism-residency.html
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==Part of Speech==
Noun (abbreviation)

==Pronunciation==
['jay / 'ahr] {{#widget:SC|link=https://soundcloud.com/nu-dictionary-project/jr}}

==Description==
Abbreviation for “Journalism Residency,” a program that most Medill students must complete in order to get a degree. Many students work in another major city for their program, which lasts for one quarter during junior or senior year. Depending on what [[tract]] the student choose, they have variety of options for residencies through Medill. Students may also ask permission to participate in programs of their own creation if there is an option that Medill does not offer.
The programs are essentially an internship in the area of study that the student chooses to pursue. Students get units of credit while also getting valuable job experience. Students may choose to go abroad or stay in the U.S. Medill also has a special program in Washington D.C. called [[Medill on the Hill]] for students who are interested in political journalism.
Before leaving, students must take three classes in order to prepare them for their residency. The programs are different for each [[tract]] and are usually completed a few quarters before the student is meant to leave. The classes are assigned to students and cannot be taken at other times.

==Example Sentence==
I’m going to Johannesburg for my JR.
My JR site gave me an offer for future employment.

==External Links==
Medill Journalism Residency webpage: http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/career-services/offering/journalism-residency.html
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Medill Starter Pack

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==Part of Speech==
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==Description==
The failing grade a student of the Medill School of Journalism gets if they make a grammatical, factual, or citational mistake. It is very common to receive one during an introductory courses.

==Example Sentences==
Everyone in Medill gets the Medill F eventually.
I received a Medill F for not capitalizing a word in a news story tweet.
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