College Station, Texas
Department Of Journalism Reaccredited
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The Department of Journalism
has been reaccredited by the
American Council on Education
for Journalism, department head
Delbert McGuire announced this
week.
The accreditation team visited
the campus March 20-22 to re
view the departmental program.
“Accreditation assures the de
partment, the university and the
state that the program meets ac
ceptable standards,” McGuire
said. “It’s the most important
thing the department could re
ceive.”
A letter from ACEJ secretary-
treasurer John E. Stempel states:
A&M is among 47 colleges and
universities in the country owning
an accredited Department of
Journalism.
A branch of the American As
sociation of Universities and Sec
ondary Schools, the ACEJ grant
ed accreditation this year to Tex
as Tech and the University of
Houston as well as reaccredita
tion to A&M and the University
of Texas.
McGuire, a member of the ac
creditation team since 1962, was
not allowed to vote in A&M’s case.
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By ED SMITH
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“Experience is the best teach
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