Chosen a Master's project or thesis topic, you have? Or still mulling over the possibilities? Join the celebration with a cookie available in the evil space station in the Journalism Library. (Future cookie suggestion, you have? Send email to: journalism@libraries.cul.columbia.edu.) […]
Category: Master’s Projects & Theses
Research Consultation – it’s not too late!
Need a jump-start for your MS projects and MA theses research? Make a research consultation appointment with the librarian and get the in’s and out’s of how to find what you need! Send email to: journalism@libraries.cul.columbia.edu. […]
Finding Master’s Projects and Theses by Topic
Journalism Master’s projects are not individually cataloged for CLIO. To find a list of Master’s projects from 1995 to the present, visit the Master’s project website. On this site you can retrieve a list of projects by year, listed alphabetically by author’s last name. To search through a list for a particular word or name, […]
Guide to the Weather
Putting the final touches on your Master’s projects and looking for some weather information data from the past? Try… The Quickie Guide to Finding Past Weather (While Remaining Unable To Do Anything About It) by Deborah Wassertzug: For recent past (back to 2001), Weather Underground is a good, quick source. Just type in a zip […]
Master’s Projects – Research and Resources
As you scour the city for your stories and come across that one compelling story for your Master’s project, here are some resource suggestions for your research: Close to home: There are over 20 libraries on Columbia’s campus. Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library contains good resources for research on art, architecture, urban planning, and […]
Broadcast Journalism Links
Master’s projects: To locate broadcast Master’s projects from prior years, visit the index, available online at: www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/jour/masters/ TV projects are available to borrow from the Journalism Library (ask at the Circulation Desk for project title and year it was completed). Radio projects are also available at the Journalism Library, and online at: www.jrn.columbia.edu/studentwork/radio/masters/index.asp Stock footage […]