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Computer and Information Security, Cyber Forensics and Security, Journalism, Digital Communications, Digital Forensics, Integrated Strategic Communications, and Media ManagementMarshall University · Huntington, WV

Marshall's Board of Governors discontinued seven credentials. Four journalism and communications programs had already stopped enrolling students in 2022 and were teaching out their final students. Open the record for the exact decision and source.

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