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Influence of Journalism Program Implementation to Students’ Engagement in Campus Journalism in Digos City
The effectiveness of campus journalism program in developing student engagement depends largely on the quality of training resources, physical facilities and equipment, coaching strategies, coaches’ competence, and administrators' support. Using a descriptive regression analysis approach, this study
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