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Mastery Journal Posting Last Course New Media Journalism Master of Arts Education

The Last course of the Master Program in New Media Journalism at Full Sail University Online, this one, is one that contained the tools for a journalist to create a project, literature review, and a thesis paper. The beginning thoughts of this course were wow, we’re almost done. The contents of the course were up to expectation, following the understanding that I, the professional and student will remember how to write a review and thesis. The combination of skills gained throughout this program have helped bring together what I can receive as what this program wants me to learn as a Master student in graduate school.

I successfully completed the tasks that have been graded. I could have added more interviews to improve on the course material turned in. The interviews could have built on one another with transition videos, like priests and nuns and monks becoming involved with the fraternities and sororities. The photography could have been a solution to a misguided understanding of what the fraternities represent, which is on the eye, unknown until researched. The information was readily available, once interviewed. I could improve on writing, according to my peer, Johnathon Poe. The clarity could have been improved, as well as the wording.

I will take this course in my future as a continuing course built on my Bachelors education at the Pennsylvania State University in Journalism and take it forward to a career in journalism. Everything in the course can be applied to real life situations and job opportunities as a member of the United States Press Agency. As a photographer, journalist, and reporter, I will use these tools to send information to employers through email and on paper in person-person involvements. The continuation of knowledge is accepted with the advancement of language in a growing industry of news.

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Rabbi Nossen Meretsky shares knowledge about the community and the Chabad house on 443 E. Waring Ave. 

A shortened version of the interview with Rabbi Nossen Metersky at 443 E. Waring Ave in State College, Pa Deep in the suburban community of State College, Pa is a Jewish community that lives here. Rabbi Nossen Meretsky mended the ideas of where and how the Jewish community can celebrate at the Chabad house and a nearby community gathering place. An expert at Jewish religion, staff member speaks…

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Knights of Columbus and similar Catholic organizations continue to operate

People can call for information at the Sisters of St.Dominics of Amityville, but the sisters can’t respond. New York has proven to be a place of religious practice. News represents the religious groups with diligence and openness as seen in several outlets like LinkedIn and Reddit.  The sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville can not speak to the media according to the phone answerer called from…

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North Babylon Public Library has a Catholic health event on Aug. 16th

Catholic Health Bus is at the North Babylon Public library on August 16th at 10am. The event will test health of individuals at the event. Visit the website here. The Knights of Columbus, Catholic Fraternity of men, with a female version, the Supreme Council Columbiettes, has several avenues to celebrate and practice their fraternal duties in the community of Catholics and in the non-member…

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Alex Suleski explains importance of bobcats

Alex Suleski on Bobcats Just outside of Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center trails A bobcat was found on the Shavers Creek trail according to the phone answerer. Alexander Suleski, Shavers Creek employee, finds the bobcat population to be important to our ecosystem.  Markings on trees from animals are signs of activity close to the roads and farther into the wooded park areas. The Shavers…

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A Bobcat was found on a trail at the Shavers Creek environmental center

According to the phone answerer at the Shavers Creek environmental center, a bobcat was found on a trail. The wildcat population in Pennsylvania exists in several species. The markings of animals continue to be noticeable on the trails of Shavers Creek and surrounding areas, even in the student living areas. The Shavers Creek specialist was not available for an interview, but the environmental…

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Death Cafe was once at Websters in 2019, is no longer operating there

According to the Websters Cafe phone answerer, the Death Cafe that used to be in operation, is no longer in operation at that location. Sources say that the cafe was organized by Koch Funeral Home in 2019, in State College, Pa. They then went virtual. When I asked Glen Flemming, the poster and organizer, he wasn’t available. Then I went to the Funeral Home to take pictures. The answer was…

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Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm had the bee hive club split the hive in half yesterday

Dr. Keiko Miwa Ross Student Farm in State College, Pa Penn State has the right to record you on this property according to the sign on it’s fence. A scannable sign to interact with the farm from your device. Parkingmobile app is available in this zone for purchase to get to the farm from the plant access. By: Danae Fumilayo Iyamu, graduate student at Full Sail University Online, reporter…

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The Early Learning Resource Center on Park Center Blvd. in State College gives funding

State College, Pa has a Learning Resource Center that funds for children. The sign is noticeable from the cross street Bristol Ave. The front of building on park center blvd. Yesterday, workers were visually noticed working on the exterior of the building. A ladder where the workers were doing jobs.

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Pride Parade was in downtown State College earlier today.

video of phone interviews with LGBTQ experts in State College, Pa earlier this week Earlier today, Pride Parade was in downtown State College, Pa. The crowd built itself before the event started and grew throughout the hour. This month hosts many events to join. Experts from the LGBTQ resource center in the Hub Robeson at The Pennsylvania State University in University Park, Pa answered…

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Fruit Markets continue to grow during the summer season in Central Pennsylvania

By: Danae Fumilayo Iyamu, graduate student and reporter for USPA On Shemps Farm there are several greenhouses, blueberry trees, and a bee honey harvesting area. This greenhouse houses banana trees, hanging baskets, and vegetables in containers. As mentioned by the owners son at Shemps Farm, the avocados are humane, held in bags. Shemps Farm practices social distancing, 6 feet apart. The…

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Sowers cafe in State College Pennsylvania is Amish-Anabaptist

By: Danae Iyamu, reporter USPA, graduate student at Full Sail University online The Amish have been in Pennsylvania for over 300 years, deriving from Switzerland, add link here. State College, Pa has several places of work with the Amish product. Near to the Downtown Farmers Market, is the Sowers café. It can be accessed from the parking lot near Calder Ave. and Beaver Ave.  Janelle Hurst, the…

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Harner Farm is now open Whitehall

Harner Farm is now open on Whitehall Road By: Danae Iyamu, reporter USPS and graduate student at Full Sail University Online  Harner Farm on Whitehall Road in State College, Pa is open during the daytime hours during the week and weekends until 5pm, and 6pm on Saturdays.  Phone receptionist, ” We’re open.”  She said, “You can walk down to the greenhouses. Park on the corner.”  The farm is…

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The Heirloom Farmers Creekside Farm Market in Port Matilda, Pa

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Felix Shuey and his wife's market is open, Shuey's market.

by: Danae Iyamu, reporter USPA and graduate student at Full Sail University online Shuey Market owned by Felix Shuey is open for the season Felix Shuey and his wife are preparing for a season ahead with hanging baskets, decoratives, and vegetables. “There’s cleaning to do,” said Felix “This is a working farm,” he said. The months to come will bring flowers, pumpkins, and specifically, a…

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Titan Market is in operation, with live music, in Bellefonte, Pa

A Youtube video of the Titan Market in Bellefonte, Pa  Farmers markets are beginning to appear in the State College and Bellefonte areas in Pennsylvania. The fruit and vegetables are freshly placed out for purchase by the vendor. Titan Market, open from Thursday to Saturday had live music this past Friday from 11pm to 1pm, as a part of worship during the presentation of crafts, tools, arts,…