The program includes a study tour to a different region of the United States. During the program participants visit local media outlets and news organizations. The program also highlights the impact of technology on journalism, such as the influence of the Internet, the globalization of the news media, the growth of satellite television and radio networks, and other changes that are transforming the profession. The Institute discusses pedagogical strategies for teaching students of journalism critical thinking skills in addition to the basics of the tradecraft: researching, reporting, writing, and editing. The Institute examines the rights and responsibilities of the media in a democratic society, including editorial independence, journalistic ethics, legal constraints, and international journalism. Institute on Journalism and Media provides scholars with a deeper understanding of the roles that journalism and the media play in U.S. Journalism and Media Host Institution: Arizona State University
The Institute offers opportunities for participants to research new ideas, in conjunction with American peers, to better understand the evolution of work, the changing demand for skills, and the advancements in workforce development through retraining, reskilling, and closing the skills gap. The Institute includes topics such as economic development and advances in technology such as automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence. educational institutions, particularly community colleges, in preparing Americans with the skills needed to succeed in multiple industries including business, technology, science, the creative arts, and other emerging fields. The academic program includes a thorough discussion about the role of U.S. Institute on Education and Workforce Development examines how new socioeconomic trends have changed the concept of work, workforce development, and career paths in the United States. Education and Workforce Development Host Institution: University of Montana The Institute examines the concepts of American exceptionalism and American resilience through social, economic, political, and religious contexts in which, historically, various cultures have manifested and shaped contemporary U.S. society, civil society institutions, democratic principles, human rights, and the rule of law. Institute on American Culture and Values provides foreign scholars with a deeper understanding of U.S.
American Culture and Values Host Institution: New York University
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