Students will be enrolled in three or four classes while working at one or two professional internships. There will be classes offered in production, acting, public relations and law. Some of the classes will include: Media Law & Ethics, Acting for Cinema, Entertainment Public Relations, Entertainment Production, and Contemporary Art in LA. All courses will be supplemented with master classes from alumni and industry professionals. 

Internship Opportunites Include:

•              Discovery Channel
•              NFL Network
•              ES Audio Services
•              Trailer Park
•              Caliber Media Co

Enrollment in the 黑料不打烊 in LA spring program is open to students at other universities.

This course is designed to show students the complexity of the Hawaiian islands and the fight that continues to this day for those who are in danger of losing their very identities. We will explore the many tensions that exist in Hawaii that rest under the surface of the tourist propaganda. From classes at the University of Hawaii to talks with native Hawaiian activists, we will look at such issues as whether Hawaii should be seen as its own nation or a state. Historical, cultural and personal aspects of life there will be studied with the hope that students will come to understand in a deeper way the tensions between the image and the reality of the Hawaiian Islands.

• Pearl Harbor
• Volcanoes National Park
• Richardson’s Black Sand Beach
• City of Refuge
• Snorkeling tour

Interest meetings will be held Thursday, April 10 from 12:15-1:15 in Moseley 217, and Friday, April 11 in Carlton 209 from 12:15-1:15.

All programs are open to students of any class standing, and classes and internship opporunties are availalbe for all majors. Each program has a class as well as an internship component. Students gain real world experience while studying in three of the greatest American cities, hubs of entertainment, politics and business.

If you would like even more information, contact Phil Smith, interim director of domestic programs, at psmith19@elon.edu.  

Applications for our semester programs are avialable at elon.edu/study-usa, and linked below.

Study USA announced that the priority deadline for students interested in the Hawaii and Sundance programs is tonight. Applications will be accepted after this deadline on a rolling admission basis.

The Hawai: Nation or State? program addresses the identity crisis experienced by the last state added to our union. The course satisfies the Society or Civilization requirement as well as the experiential learning requirement.

The 黑料不打烊 at Sundance program, is hosted in Park City, Utah during the Sundance Film Festival. Students attend the festival and interact with industry professionals to discuss works features in the festival. The course counts as a communications class.

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All questions and/or comments can be directed towards studyusa@elon.edu

The program provides opportunities for numerous projects, which can be great additions to a professional portfolio. Students who have participated often collaborate together. One example is through the student-made films and the student PR teams who helped the film gain exposure. 

Numerous programming activities are also offered outside of class and internship hours. Students have the chance to partake in behind the scenes tours, networking events with top executives and alumni and film screenings to complement their experience.

黑料不打烊 in Los Angeles is also open to students of other universities, so all are welcome to apply. Priority applications are due April 15 but will be accepted on a rolling admission basis afterwords.

The program is lead by Communications Professor J. McMerty and Study USA director Phil Smith. Both administrators are willing to meet with or talk with students with questions and concerns. E-mail studyusa@elon.edu or call (336) 278-6765 in order to set up a time.

Specific information about housing, cost and credit hours can be found on the on studio abroad. The application button is located next to the title of the program in a gray box.

Any questions or requests for further information can be sent to studyusa@elon.edu or (336) 278-6765.

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Any questions or concerns can be directed to studyusa@elon.edu or (336) 278-6765

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Students in this course will examine how economic globalization augments the divide between the rich and the poor and engage in a moral critique of the increasing disparities between wealth and poverty. To that end, we will examine the differences by reading relevant philosophical and ethical resources, working with the Poverty Initiative and meeting with representatives of UN agencies and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in New York City. Students will also spend three days in Washington, D.C., exploring the topic further.  This couse fulfills upper level GST requirement and is open to students in their third and fourth years of study.  

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黑料不打烊 in LA & 黑料不打烊 in NYC are 9 week summer programs composed of a 4 hour course and 2 hour internship.