University of Miami Hosts High School Journalism Workshop
The University of Miami hosted a three-week journalism and new media workshop for high school students, culminating in a session featuring 7News' Craig Stevens as a guest speaker. The program, also known as Miami Montage, aims to provide students with…
Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, July 25, 2026 —
The University of Miami recently concluded a three-week journalism and new media workshop designed for high school students. The program, referred to as Miami Montage, offered participants an immersive, college-level experience in the field of journalism.
The workshop aimed to equip students with practical skills and a comprehensive understanding of modern media practices. Training covered essential areas such as news writing, video production, and studio operations. The curriculum was structured to provide hands-on experience, mirroring the demands and workflows found in professional journalism environments.
A key event during the workshop was a guest session featuring 7News’ Craig Stevens. His participation provided students with insights from an experienced broadcast journalist, offering a valuable perspective on the industry.
The overall objective of Miami Montage is to prepare high school students for potential careers in journalism by exposing them to the realities of the profession and developing their foundational skills. The program seeks to foster interest and provide a clear pathway for students considering further education and careers in journalism and new media.
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