Data from a survey of journalism and mass communication graduates gathered annually by UGA’s James M. Cox Jr. Center for International Mass Communication Training and Research found that job interview opportunities, job offers upon graduation, and full-time employment levels all declined for 2008 graduates. Only 6 in 10 of the graduates had full-time employment six to eight months after graduation, study directors Lee Becker and Tudor Vlad wrote in the report. They said this is the lowest level of full-time employment reported in the survey’s 23-year history.
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