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Students following Ernie Pyle's footsteps visit Paris. Six groups of students are traveling to different parts of the world to learn about media.

As part of the school’s Journalism Experiences program, students in five travel courses and a group of Ernie Pyle Scholars will spend spring break traveling to learn about media in many parts of the world.

And, you may follow along with their adventures and read about what they are learning at their travel blogs.

Here's the lineup, with links to blogs:

• Students in head to Austin, Texas. Read about the trip.
• Students in J460 International Public Relations travel to Italy. Read about the trip.
• Students in J460 International Reporting go to Japan. Read about the trip.
  • UPDATE: This trip is delayed due to earthquake in Japan. Read the school's statement about this trip.
• Students in J460 Media of Color: Ethnic and Indigenous Communications Worldwide visit Australia. Read about the trip.
• Students in J460 In the Footsteps of Ernie Pyle follow the correspondent’s path through England and France. Read about the trip.
• Sophomore Ernie Pyle Scholars visit the Poynter Institute in St. Petersburg, Fla. Read about the trip.

More:

• Learn about travel courses at the School of Journalism.
• Read blogs from other trips and workshops.
• Read about this and other trips that are part of the school's spring break Journalism Experiences.
• Follow the school's Facebook and  Twitter (IUJournalism) feeds.

• Related

  • Former Kenya class partner now KTN broadcaster (May 13)
  • Two groups headed abroad for media experiences (May 6)
  • Five groups set to travel for spring break learning (March 3)

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