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Subject: Second International Summer School on Russian Media

Dmitry Ruschin writes:

                         MASS MEDIA CENTER
      School of Journalism, St.Petersburg State University
                   ST.PETERSBURG, RUSSIA

      SECOND INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL ON RUSSIAN MEDIA

                        30 June - 11 July 1997
                        St.Petersburg, Russia

      Scholars, educators, journalists and students in media
and mass communication science are invited to participate in
this two week summer course. This is the excellent opportunity
to widen your view on media studies studing Russian media and
journalism in a political, economic, legal, ethnic, cultural
and environmental perspective.
      Journalists in extreme situation (ethnic conflicts, political
and election campaigns coverage in Russian media), investigative
journalism, criminals coverage, language of mass communication
(demagogy and aggression), yellow press are among the subjects.
      Courses are given by the best faculty and staff of the
School of Journalism at St.Petersburg State University and
experienced professionals from a wide variety of St.Petersburg
media.
      Working languages: English and Russian (during the course
Mass Media Center will provide participants with interpretation).
      Registration until 15 June 1997.
      Mass Media Center will provide you with acceptable dwelling,
lunches, visits to St.Petersburg editorial boards and cultural
programme during the White Nights Season.
      Tuition fee for foreigners (including dwelling, lunches,
visits to media and cultural programme): 550 USD.
      For more information and registration, please contact:
      Ms Nina G. Boykova, Ph.D, Associate Professor, Director of
Mass Media Center;
      Mr Dmitry A. Ruschin, Ph.D, Associate Professor, Head of the
International Department, Director of the International Summer
School on Russian Media.

                     MASS MEDIA CENTER
      School of Journalism, St.Petersburg State University
      1-aya Liniya V.O., #26, room 606. St.Petersburg. 199034. Russia
      Tel/Fax: (7-812) 213-00-67.
      E-mail: mmc@mmc.jur.pu.ru
              ruschin@mmc.jur.pu.ru
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                   SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
           AT ST.PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY

The School   of  Journalism  at  Leningrad (St.Petersburg) State
University was founded  in  1946 as a department within  Faculty
of Philology.
In 1961 the deparment was transformed to  the School  (Fakultet)
of journalism.
Chairman of the State Duma  Gennadiy Selezniev,   NTV  "Namedni"
program   moderator  Leonid  Parfionov  are  among   the  famous
graduates.
Now we have 800 students  from  Russia,  CIS and overseas,  more
than 50 faculty and 50 staff members. Some prominent  practicing
journalists  from  St.Petersburg  mass  media  are involved   in
teaching and training process.
Students are enrolled in full time department (5  years), in the
department by   correspondence (6 years) and evening department.
Special  department opened in 1990  allows those  with B.A.  and
B.S. degrees  master  journalism  under   the supervision of our
educators. Now special department is a part  of  the  MASS MEDIA
CENTER.
In 1992 tuition fee was introduced for some students.
The departments of Radio and TV, Sociology of  Journalism, Print
Journalism,   History   of  Journalism,   Foreign    Journalism,
Newspaper Production, Make-up and Mass  Media Organizing, Theory
of Speech Activity and Language of  Mass  Communication,  Public
Relations and Advertising offer their courses  to  undergraduate
and graduate students.
Those  majoring  either  in printed   press or electronic  media
master theoretical  and  practical  disciplines in their fields.
They also  minor   in such   subjects  as History  and Theory of
Russian and European Literatures, History  of Russia, Sociology,
Psychology,  Philosophy,   Ethics, Environmental   Studies   and
=46oreign Languages.
The educational facilities of the School  include: TV  and Radio
Studio, Computer Center, Typolaboratory, Photo laboratory, etc.
MASS MEDIA   CENTER is one  of  the most important units of  the
School of Journalism.


 Dmitry Alexandrovich Ruschin, Ph.D., Associate Professor,
 Head of the International Department, MASS MEDIA CENTER,
 School of Journalism, St.Petersburg State University,
 Universitetskaya nab., 7/9. St.Petersburg. 199034. RUSSIA.
 Address for visits: 1-ya Liniya V.O., # 26, room 606.
 Journalism building. St.Petersburg. RUSSIA.
 Tel./Fax: (7-812) 213-00-67
 E-Mail: ruschin@mmc.jur.pu.ru