Heroes of Higher Ed: Intro to Journalism: 1.33

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Eric, Admar, and Liesl have their first guest in the Heroes of Higher Ed series, Teaching Professor Laura Eurich, Co-Chair of the Communication Department at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. Laura sits down to discuss her career and background in journalism, the current issues in journalism, and thoughts on higher education.

Some topics include: Journalism, confirmation bias, misinformation, source validity, the credibility continuum, storytelling, media literacy, Walter Cronkite, Watergate, Sex & the City, higher education, rising costs of tuition, the value of a college degree.

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