Past Events

This group will help guide alumni who have been out of school for three years through career questions and challenges.

This group will help guide alumni who have been out of school for two years through career questions and challenges.

Distinguished editors from several independent news outlets across the U.S. I-10 corridor will discuss the importance and future of nonprofit journalism, as well as other issues affecting this region.

This group will help guide alumni who have been out of school for one year through career questions and challenges.

This student-produced film highlights efforts to end food waste in Arizona.

The club will read three memoirs over the course of the semester to learn from – and be inspired by – great authors. 

Join Cronkite Professor of Practice John Misner for a discussion about companies, roles, salaries, terms, contracts and more.

Catch up with your graduating class! Zoom-In: Cronkite Nation gives you the opportunity to network with other alumni and catch up with old friends virtually.

Please join us in recognizing the 2021-2022 cohort of Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows, the 12th cohort of international and communications professionals to have completed their Cronkite fellowship program.

During this insightful discussion, three Cronkite Nation alumni will share how they broke into the freelancing market.

Symbiosis will chat with Susan Goldberg, vice dean and professor of practice at the Cronkite School and former editor in chief of National Geographic.

Meet and greet with four successful Cronkite Nation alums through this virtual networking series.

The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication presents a dynamic panel discussion surrounding complex challenges in the NFL.

Symbiosis will chat with Kathy Corcoran, director of Cronkite Noticias and former Mexico and Central America bureau chief for the Associated Press.

Panel discussion featuring Cronkite alums who are pursuing successful careers as business journalists.

Yasmeen Ali Eldeen Mohamed, Walaa Khozaam and Donia Tarek from Canadian International College will discuss their research during the Cronkite School's PhriDays discussion.

Symbiosis will screen two of its signature conversations between journalists, activists and Cronkite faculty.

The club will read three memoirs over the course of the semester to learn from – and be inspired by – great authors. 

The NBC News Associates Program is a one-year-long fast-track opportunity for those interested in a career in news production. Find out more at this info session!

Catch up with your graduating class! Zoom-In: Cronkite Nation gives you the opportunity to network with other alumni and catch up with old friends virtually.