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Intellectual curiosity should help inform specific topics graduate student choose for study and for that all-important finishing stage, the thesis. Students enrolled in JMC 5091, Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication's Thesis/Project Seminar,will use this site to track the development of their own ideas and interests and they move towards developing a start for their thesis or professional projects.
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