Four Carleton journalism students are participating in the Military Journalism Scholarship Course in Calgary this spring.Insert1

Third-year BJs Bobby Williams and Taylor Blewett, fourth-year BJ Victoria Klassen and MJ Beth Brown were among the 10 students selected from journalism programs across Canada. 

The certificate course consists of classes involving guest lecturers at the University of Calgary. Students also have a chance to get out into the field, with a four-day stay at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright and visits to Banff National Park and the Mewata Armoury. 

Insert2The course runs from April 25 to May 5. 

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