As photography developed, it became an important tool for visual journalism, demonstrating which key function that mass communication plays in our world? 

Guest speaker Marisa Kwiatkowski noted that without the First Amendment, she and her reporting team would not have been able to access records from the police to uncover the ongoing sexual abuse of U.S. Olympic gymnasts.  

Attributed to French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, credited as the father of modern photojournalism,  the concept of the “Decisive Moment” (the precise instant when the significance of an event and the perfect visual composition come together) symbolizes:   

According to our guest speaker Marisa Kwiatkowski, which is an important strategy for public relations professionals to consider when managing a crisis?

Guest speaker Marisa Kwiatkowski shared with us her belief that the ultimate threshold guiding how investigative journalists should approach preparing stories is working to ensure that all information published can be proven.

When our guest speaker, photographer/reporter Rick Portier, was teaching us the elements of a good news story, which of the following was not one of the elements he considered essential to a good news story?

Why are many local news reporters now called “multimedia journalists”?

In the development of photography, what is Kodak founder George Eastman most remembered for? 

As shared by our guest speaker Rick Portier, which of these outcomes as a result of technological advancements has most impacted the daily nature of news gathering and reporting?

During guest speaker Marisa Kwiatkowski's talk on the investigative reporting behind the reporting revealing the abuse of U.S. Olympic gymnasts, she mentioned that Rachael Denhollander's decision to speak out publicly was significant because it helped the public put a face and name to the testimony and encouraged more survivors to come forward.