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SUMMARY:Student Journalist Staff Information Session 2
DESCRIPTION:Are you a high school senior looking to apply for MIPA’s Student Journalist Staff honor? Learn more about how to build you portfolio and prepare your application in this live online information session. \n\n\n\nComplete the RSVP form to receive information on how to join this live session via Zoom. \n\n\n\nThis session will include: \n\n\n\n\n– In Depth at Essay\, resume\, and reflections\n\n\n\n– Looking at past winners\n\n\n\n– Q&A\n\n\n\n\nSee also MIPA’s information session on Jan. 16.
URL:https://mipamsu.org/mipa-event/student-journalist-staff-information-session-2/
LOCATION:Online Webinar – MIPA will send you a separate email about how to access this webinar
CATEGORIES:MIPA Webinars,Spring Awards
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SUMMARY:Student Journalist Staff Information Session 1
DESCRIPTION:Are you a high school senior looking to apply for MIPA’s Student Journalist Staff honor? Learn more about how to build you portfolio and prepare your application in this live online information session. \n\n\n\nComplete the RSVP form to receive information on how to join this live session via Zoom. \n\n\n\nThis session will include: \n\n\n\n\n– Parts of the portfolio and tips\n\n\n\n– Looking at past winners\n\n\n\n– Q&A\n\n\n\n\nJoin us for another session on additional topics on Jan. 30
URL:https://mipamsu.org/mipa-event/student-journalist-staff-information-sessions/
LOCATION:Online Webinar – MIPA will send you a separate email about how to access this webinar
CATEGORIES:MIPA Webinars,Spring Awards
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20200520T153000
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SUMMARY:A Better Press for a Better World: Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”24179″ img_size=”full”][vc_column_text] \n\nOverview\nExplore the world of media with the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association’s “A Better Press for a Better World” webinar series. We invite middle and high school students to learn directly from professional journalists and others in the media industry during our weekly online program. \nThis week\nIn 1983\, the principal of Hazelwood East High School outside St. Louis\, Missouri\, censored the student newspaper. The paper included a special teen issue section with articles on teen pregnancy and the impact of divorce on students. \nMembers of the student staff sued. \nThe case reached the U.S. Supreme Court\, which held in 1988 that a high school-sponsored newspaper produced as part of a class and without a “policy or practice” establishing it as a public forum for student expression could be censored.if school officials demonstrate a reasonable educational justification and where their censorship was viewpoint neutral. \nHazelwood remains one of the most influential student speech cases\, expanding school control over student speech from previous precedent. Join out Q&A about the Hazelwood case with Cathy Kuhlmeier Frey\, about her experience as a student journalist and student expression advocate. \nAbout this series\nThis is a free online webinar designed for middle and high school students\, and pre-registration is required. You may participate via web video or by phone. Our event will be recorded and made available to MIPA member advisers and their students. If your school not yet a MIPA member? How to join MIPA \n“A Better Press for a Better World” is the official motto of MIPA. It was first proclaimed during the organization’s first “High School Editors Conference\,” a gathering of 100 editors and advisers in May 1922. \nArchives of our sessions are available as an audio podcast or via video. \nView our event archives[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] \n\nHow to Participate\nThis virtual\, online event is free\, but pre-registration is required. Registration for this event will close 1 hour before the start time. Register below. \nParticipate with us live via Zoom\, where you will be able to submit questions to our panelists using the Q&A tool. Alternatively\, you can watch on YouTube Live. \nPrior to the start of this event\, Zoom will email you a link to join the webinar. You will receive a reminder with this information 1 hour prior to the start of the event. \nYou can listen to archives of this series on your favorite podcasting platform. \nJoining by phone instead of web video:\nYou can join this webinar by phone. Invitations to join the event will include a phone number. This may limit your ability to ask questions\, but may be useful if: \n\nYou don’t have a microphone or speaker on your computer.\nYou do not have a smartphone or have limited data availability.\nYou cannot connect to the Internet.\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] \n\nYouth Safety Information\nMIPA is committed to protecting the safety of youth who participate in our programs. We work closely with Michigan State University’s Youth Programs Registration\, Safety Assurance and Education office to ensure we are complying with all university policies\, federal and state laws\, and best practices for working safely with minors. \nWe are using Zoom via Michigan State University’s IT infrastructure to host this webinar. Zoom’s webinar service is different in several ways from the company’s more commonly used video conference meeting tool\, giving the moderator additional tools to manage the event\, control what participants see and limit who can speak. \nStudents must pre-register via MIPA’s website to participate. Only approved registrants will be invited to join the webinar; those registrants will receive an email with a unique link to join the webinar. Students are view-only participants who will not be seen or heard on screen without permission from the moderator. Viewers of the webinar will not be able to communicate directly with each other\, although they can submit questions directly to the moderator and panelists via the Q&A tool. \nQuestions?\nPlease contact the MIPA office at mipa@msu.edu or 517-353-6761 for additional information.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text] \nFeatured Speakers\nKuhlmeier Frey \nCathy Kuhlmeier Frey\nCathy Kuhlmeier Frey was one of three students involved in the 1988 landmark U.S. Supreme Court case Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier. \nThe case involved censorship of articles in The Spectrum\, the student newspaper of Hazelwood East High School in St. Louis\, Missouri. The school principal removed articles concerning teen pregnancy and divorce because he felt individuals could be identified in the articles. The Supreme Court ruled against the students\, allowing school administrators more authority to censored school-sponsored newspapers. \nKuhlmeier\, 54\, lives in Rogersville\, Missouri\, a small community in southwest Missouri. She works for a large insurance company handling workers’ compensation. She has been married to Mike Frey for 16 years and is the mother to two biological adult children\, Haley and Eric\, and five stepchildren. \nKuhlmeier actively travels and speaks regarding her experiences with censorship. She has been an advocate speaking to state legislators across the country about the New Voices movement in hopes to pass laws to restore rights to student journalists lost in the Hazelwood case.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] \nModerated by Jeremy Steele\, Michigan Interscholastic Press Association\nJeremy Steele is executive director of the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association and a specialist in the School of Journalism at Michigan State University\, where he teaches various reporting courses. Steele is an award-winning journalist who has also worked for one of Michigan’s largest independent public relations firms. \nCyr \nElizabeth Cyr\, yearbook and newspaper adviser\, Stockbridge High School\nElizabeth Cyr has found the secret to a happy life: helping young people unlock their potential. She’s been doing so at Stockbridge High School for two decades. Nothing makes her happier than helping students unleash their ideas through contemporary graphic design tools and strong journalism conventions. She coaches staffs on Uncaged News & Online and Panther yearbook. Her staffs have won numerous awards at the state and national levels including the MIPA Spartan\, NSPA Pacemaker and CSPA Silver Crown. She was named the 2017 Golden Pen Adviser and earned the 2019 JEA Diversity Award. She also advises MIPA’s All-State Student Journalist Advisory Cohort\, a statewide group of student journalists from member schools.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
URL:https://mipamsu.org/mipa-event/a-better-press-for-a-better-world-hazelwood-v-kuhlmeier/
LOCATION:Online Webinar – MIPA will send you a separate email about how to access this webinar
CATEGORIES:MIPA Webinars
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SUMMARY:A Better Press for a Better World: Reporting Big Stories
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”24179″ img_size=”full”][vc_column_text] \n\nAbout this Webinar Series\nExplore the world of media with the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association’s “A Better Press for a Better World” webinar series. We invite middle and high school students to learn directly from professional journalists and others in the media industry during our weekly online program. \nThis week: We talk with three reporters about covering specialized beats in the time of COVID-19 and take your questions. Our panelists will talk about their work\, how they got started in media and what you can do to get your start in the news industry. \nThis is a free online webinar designed for middle and high school students\, and pre-registration is required. You may participate via web video or by phone. Our event will be recorded and made available to MIPA member advisers and their students. If your school not yet a MIPA member? How to join MIPA \n“A Better Press for a Better World” is the official motto of MIPA. It was first proclaimed during the organization’s first “High School Editors Conference\,” a gathering of 100 editors and advisers in May 1922. \nView our event archives[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] \n\nHow to Participate\nThis virtual\, online event is free\, but pre-registration is required. Registration for this event will close 1 hour before the start time. Register below. \nParticipate with us live via Zoom\, where you will be able to submit questions to our panelists using the Q&A tool. Alternatively\, you can watch on YouTube Live. \nPrior to the start of this event\, Zoom will email you a link to join the webinar. You will receive a reminder with this information 1 hour prior to the start of the event. \nYou can listen to archives of this series on your favorite podcasting platform. \nJoining by phone instead of web video:\nYou can join this webinar by phone. Invitations to join the event will include a phone number. This may limit your ability to ask questions\, but may be useful if: \n\nYou don’t have a microphone or speaker on your computer.\nYou do not have a smartphone or have limited data availability.\nYou cannot connect to the Internet.\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] \n\nYouth Safety Information\nMIPA is committed to protecting the safety of youth who participate in our programs. We work closely with Michigan State University’s Youth Programs Registration\, Safety Assurance and Education office to ensure we are complying with all university policies\, federal and state laws\, and best practices for working safely with minors. \nWe are using Zoom via Michigan State University’s IT infrastructure to host this webinar. Zoom’s webinar service is different in several ways from the company’s more commonly used video conference meeting tool\, giving the moderator additional tools to manage the event\, control what participants see and limit who can speak. \nStudents must pre-register via MIPA’s website to participate. Only approved registrants will be invited to join the webinar; those registrants will receive an email with a unique link to join the webinar. Students are view-only participants who will not be seen or heard on screen without permission from the moderator. Viewers of the webinar will not be able to communicate directly with each other\, although they can submit questions directly to the moderator and panelists via the Q&A tool. \nQuestions?\nPlease contact the MIPA office at mipa@msu.edu or 517-353-6761 for additional information.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text] \nFeatured Speakers\n\nSteve Eder\, The New York Times\nSteve Eder is an investigative reporter for The Times\, where he writes about the federal government under President Trump\, as well as his personal businesses. \nHe previously covered the 2016 presidential campaign\, writing in-depth articles about the candidates\, from Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders to Jeb Bush and Donald Trump. He joined The Times in 2012 in the Sports department\, where he examined doping in baseball\, domestic violence in the N.F.L.\, and Qatar’s ambitions to become an international soccer power. \nIn 2018\, Mr. Eder was part of a team that won a Pulitzer Prize in 2018 for public service for reporting on workplace sexual harassment issues. \nBefore joining The Times\, Mr. Eder covered hedge funds at The Wall Street Journal\, where he later became a national legal correspondent. Earlier\, he reported on Wall Street banks for Reuters in the aftermath of the financial crisis. He began his career at The Toledo Blade\, where he was part of a reporting team that was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for uncovering an investment scandal in Ohio state government. He is a Michigan native and graduate of Michigan State University. \n\nEric Morath\, The Wall Street Journal\nEric Morath reports on labor economics and policy from The Wall Street Journal’s Washington Bureau. Previously\, Mr. Morath covered the Treasury and Commerce departments\, the Postal Service and bankruptcy news. Prior to joining Dow Jones in 2008\, he covered the U.S. auto industry in Detroit. \nMorath graduated from Michigan State University\, where he studied economics and journalism. \nMelissa Sanchez\, ProPublica Illinois\nMelissa Sanchez is a reporter at ProPublica Illinois who is focused on immigrants and low-wage workers. Her work examining Chicago’s punitive ticketing and debt collection system helped prompt major city reforms\, including the end of driver’s license suspensions for unpaid parking tickets and debt relief. \nShe previously reported on topics ranging from education to absentee ballot fraud for The Chicago Reporter\, Catalyst Chicago\, el Nuevo Herald in Miami and the Yakima (Washington) Herald-Republic. She lives in a 1926 brick bungalow on Chicago’s Northwest Side with her husband\, their toddler son\, and two cats. \n \nModerated by Jeremy Steele\, Michigan Interscholastic Press Association\nJeremy Steele is executive director of the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association and a specialist in the School of Journalism at Michigan State University\, where he teaches various reporting courses. Steele is an award-winning journalist who has also worked for one of Michigan’s largest independent public relations firms.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
URL:https://mipamsu.org/mipa-event/a-better-press-for-a-better-world-may-13-2020/
LOCATION:Online Webinar – MIPA will send you a separate email about how to access this webinar
CATEGORIES:MIPA Webinars
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SUMMARY:A Better Press for a Better World Webinar Series: Covering a Beat
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”24179″ img_size=”full”][vc_column_text] \n\nAbout this Webinar Series\nExplore the world of media with the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association’s “A Better Press for a Better World” webinar series. We invite middle and high school students to learn directly from professional journalists and others in the media industry during our weekly online program. \nThis week: We talk with three reporters about covering specialized beats in the time of COVID-19 and take your questions. Our panelists will talk about their work\, how they got started in media and what you can do to get your start in the news industry. \nThis is a free online webinar designed for middle and high school students\, and pre-registration is required. You may participate via web video or by phone. Our event will be recorded and made available to MIPA member advisers and their students. If your school not yet a MIPA member? How to join MIPA \n“A Better Press for a Better World” is the official motto of MIPA. It was first proclaimed during the organization’s first “High School Editors Conference\,” a gathering of 100 editors and advisers in May 1922. \nView our event archives[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] \n\nHow to Participate\nThis virtual\, online event is free\, but pre-registration is required. Registration for this event will close 1 hour before the start time. Register below. \nParticipate with us live via Zoom\, where you will be able to submit questions to our panelists using the Q&A tool. Alternatively\, you can watch on YouTube Live. \nPrior to the start of this event\, Zoom will email you a link to join the webinar. You will receive a reminder with this information 1 hour prior to the start of the event. \nYou can listen to archives of this series on your favorite podcasting platform. \nJoining by phone instead of web video:\nYou can join this webinar by phone. Invitations to join the event will include a phone number. This may limit your ability to ask questions\, but may be useful if: \n\nYou don’t have a microphone or speaker on your computer.\nYou do not have a smartphone or have limited data availability.\nYou cannot connect to the Internet.\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text] \n\nYouth Safety Information\nMIPA is committed to protecting the safety of youth who participate in our programs. We work closely with Michigan State University’s Youth Programs Registration\, Safety Assurance and Education office to ensure we are complying with all university policies\, federal and state laws\, and best practices for working safely with minors. \nWe are using Zoom via Michigan State University’s IT infrastructure to host this webinar. Zoom’s webinar service is different in several ways from the company’s more commonly used video conference meeting tool\, giving the moderator additional tools to manage the event\, control what participants see and limit who can speak. \nStudents must pre-register via MIPA’s website to participate. Only approved registrants will be invited to join the webinar; those registrants will receive an email with a unique link to join the webinar. Students are view-only participants who will not be seen or heard on screen without permission from the moderator. Viewers of the webinar will not be able to communicate directly with each other\, although they can submit questions directly to the moderator and panelists via the Q&A tool. \nQuestions?\nPlease contact the MIPA office at mipa@msu.edu or 517-353-6761 for additional information.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text] \nFeatured Speakers\nTina Reed\, FierceHealthcare\nTina Reed oversees FierceHealthcare and all of its publications. Tina has been reporting on health care for more than a decade and her work has appeared in the Washington Business Journal\, the Capital Gazette\, AnnArbor.com\, The Ann Arbor News and the Las Vegas Review-Journal. She has a bachelor’s in journalism with a specialty in health promotion from Michigan State University. She lives in Washington\, D.C. \nGabrielle Russon\, Orlando Sentinel\nGabrielle is a tourism reporter covering theme parks at the Sentinel. She previously covered higher education. A Midwestern native\, Gabrielle has worked as a reporter at the Sarasota Herald-Tribune\, the Toledo Blade and the Kalamazoo Gazette. She graduated from Michigan State University. Her hobbies are running and baseball. \nEmily Wilkins\, Bloomberg Government\nEmily Wilkins is an award-winning congressional reporter for Bloomberg Government\, covering the House\, Senate and political campaigns. She previously worked for CQ Roll Call\, covering education\, labor and immigration\, and was a city hall reporter at The Bryan-College Station Eagle in Texas. She has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Michigan State University. \n \nModerated by Jeremy Steele\, Michigan Interscholastic Press Association\nJeremy Steele is executive director of the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association and a specialist in the School of Journalism at Michigan State University\, where he teaches various reporting courses. Steele is an award-winning journalist who has also worked for one of Michigan’s largest independent public relations firms.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
URL:https://mipamsu.org/mipa-event/a-better-press-for-a-better-world-webinar-series-may-6-2020/
LOCATION:Online Webinar – MIPA will send you a separate email about how to access this webinar
CATEGORIES:MIPA Webinars
ORGANIZER;CN="Michigan Interscholastic Press Association":MAILTO:ask@mipamsu.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20200429T130000
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SUMMARY:A Better Press for a Better World Webinar Series: Getting Your Start in Broadcast News
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”24179″ img_size=”full”][vc_column_text] \n\nAbout this Webinar Series\nExplore the world of media with the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association’s “A Better Press for a Better World” webinar series. We invite middle and high school students to learn directly from professional journalists and others in the media industry during our weekly online program. \nThis week: Getting started in broadcast news. We’ll talk early career broadcast journalists from across the country about their jobs and take your questions. Our panelists will talk about their work\, how they got started in media and what you can do to get your start in the news industry. \nThis is a free online webinar designed for middle and high school students\, and pre-registration is required. You may participate via web video or by phone. Our event will be recorded and made available to MIPA member advisers and their students. If your school not yet a MIPA member? How to join MIPA \n“A Better Press for a Better World” is the official motto of MIPA. It was first proclaimed during the organization’s first “High School Editors Conference\,” a gathering of 100 editors and advisers in May 1922. \nView our event archives \nHow to Participate\nThis virtual\, online event is free\, but pre-registration is required. Registration for this event will close 1 hour before the start time. Register below. \nPrior to the start of this event\, Zoom will email you a link to join the webinar. You will receive a reminder with this information 1 hour prior to the start of the event. \nDuring the webinar\, you will be able to submit questions to our panelists using the Q&A tool. \nJoining by phone instead of web video:\nYou can join this webinar by phone. Invitations to join the event will include a phone number. This may limit your ability to ask questions\, but may be useful if: \n\nYou don’t have a microphone or speaker on your computer.\nYou do not have a smartphone or have limited data availability.\nYou cannot connect to the Internet.\n\nYouth Safety Information\nMIPA is committed to protecting the safety of youth who participate in our programs. We work closely with Michigan State University’s Youth Programs Registration\, Safety Assurance and Education office to ensure we are complying with all university policies\, federal and state laws\, and best practices for working safely with minors. \nWe are using Zoom via Michigan State University’s IT infrastructure to host this webinar. Zoom’s webinar service is different in several ways from the company’s more commonly used video conference meeting tool\, giving the moderator additional tools to manage the event\, control what participants see and limit who can speak. \nStudents must pre-register via MIPA’s website to participate. Only approved registrants will be invited to join the webinar; those registrants will receive an email with a unique link to join the webinar. Students are view-only participants who will not be seen or heard on screen without permission from the moderator. Viewers of the webinar will not be able to communicate directly with each other\, although they can submit questions directly to the moderator and panelists via the Q&A tool. \nQuestions?\nPlease contact the MIPA office at mipa@msu.edu or 517-353-6761 for additional information.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text] \nFeatured Speakers\n \nRuta Ulcinaite\, KMTV 3 News Now\nRuta Ulcinaite joined the KMTV 3 News Now team in June 2019. She graduated Michigan State University in May 2019 with a major in broadcast journalism and political science. In her time at Michigan State\, she worked for the student newscast\, Focal Point News\, as an assignment editor\, producer\, reporter and anchor. She has been an intern at HOMTV in Okemos\, Michigan\, NBC affiliate WDIV in Detroit and The State News\, Michigan State’s student newspaper. \nHer experience has propelled her into an enriching career as a full time reporter. With her focus being in politics\, she has already helped cover important stories at KMTV on illegal immigration and the 2020 presidential race. Ruta moved to the United States when she was a little girl. Born in Siauliai\, Lithuania\, Ruta loves to travel back to her home country and visit new ones as often as she can. \n \nTony Black\, CNYCentral\nTony Black joined the CNYCentral team in January 2020 as a multimedia journalist\, covering central New York for the Syracuse-based NBC\, CBS and CW affiliates. \nTony graduated in December 2019 with a degree in broadcast journalism from Michigan State University\, where his love for storytelling began. During his time at MSU\, he worked for the Emmy award-winning college newscast\, Focal Point News. Starting as a producer\, he worked his way up to senior producer before becoming a reporter and anchor. He is honored to have received awards from the Society of Professional Journalists\, the Broadcast Education Association\, the Michigan Association of Broadcasters as well as the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for his work as a producer and reporter. \nTony has held internships at FOX 2 News in Detroit\, WOOD-TV 8 in Grand Rapids and HOMTV in Meridian Township\, Michigan. \n \nMike Castellucci\, Michigan State University School of Journalism\n\nMichael Castellucci says he’s been known to “phone it in.” His innovative work with his iPhone has netted him worldwide attention and acknowledgement as a pioneer in mobile journalism. \nWhile working in broadcast TV in Dallas\, Castellucci shot an entire half hour special on his iPhone. “Phoning It In” — which he also produced\, wrote and edited — captured popular acclaim and high-profile industry recognition\, including Emmy and Edward R. Murrow Awards. Castellucci followed-up with a sequel and thereby set the stage for additional awards and speaking invitations regarding the ground-breaking show. He has worked in Dallas at WFAA-TV\, in San Diego at KUSI-TV and in Los Angeles at KCBS-TV. \n \nBob Gould\, Michigan State University School of Journalism\nBob Gould is an award-winning broadcast journalist who has spent nearly three decades in the industry first working in local news and then teaching students the craft of visual storytelling. \nBob started his career as a TV news photojournalist in 1990\, shooting and editing stories daily at WILX-TV in Lansing\, but after a couple of years\, moved to WZZM-TV in Grand Rapids. In 1995\, he became the Chief Photojournalist\, overseeing a staff of nearly a dozen photojournalists and editors\, continuing to produce TV news stories every day. \nIn 2007\, he left the news business for a dream job—to teach broadcast journalism at his alma mater\, Michigan State University in the School of Journalism. \n\n \nModerated by Jeremy Steele\, Michigan Interscholastic Press Association\nJeremy Steele is executive director of the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association and a specialist in the School of Journalism at Michigan State University\, where he teaches various reporting courses. Steele is an award-winning journalist who has also worked for one of Michigan’s largest independent public relations firms.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
URL:https://mipamsu.org/mipa-event/a-better-press-for-a-better-world-webinar-series-getting-your-start-in-broadcast-news/
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SUMMARY:'A Better Press for a Better World' Webinar Series: April 22\, 2020
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”24179″ img_size=”full”][vc_column_text] \n\nAbout this Webinar Series\nExplore the world of media with the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association’s “A Better Press for a Better World” webinar series. We invite middle and high school students to learn directly from professional journalists and others in the media industry during our weekly online program. \nThis week: Covering sports in the time of COVID-19. We’ll talk sports journalists from across the country about their jobs and take your questions. Our panelists will talk about their work\, how they got started in media and what you can do to get your start in the news industry. \nThis is a free online webinar designed for middle and high school students\, and pre-registration is required. You may participate via web video or by phone. Our event will be recorded and made available to MIPA member advisers and their students. If your school not yet a MIPA member? How to join MIPA \n“A Better Press for a Better World” is the official motto of MIPA. It was first proclaimed during the organization’s first “High School Editors Conference\,” a gathering of 100 editors and advisers in May 1922. \nView our event archives \nHow to Participate\nThis virtual\, online event is free\, but pre-registration is required. Registration for this event will close 1 hour before the start time. Register below. \nPrior to the start of this event\, Zoom will email you a link to join the webinar. You will receive a reminder with this information 1 hour prior to the start of the event. \nDuring the webinar\, you will be able to submit questions to our panelists using the Q&A tool. \nJoining by phone instead of web video:\nYou can join this webinar by phone. Invitations to join the event will include a phone number. This may limit your ability to ask questions\, but may be useful if: \n\nYou don’t have a microphone or speaker on your computer.\nYou do not have a smartphone or have limited data availability.\nYou cannot connect to the Internet.\n\nYouth Safety Information\nMIPA is committed to protecting the safety of youth who participate in our programs. We work closely with Michigan State University’s Youth Programs Registration\, Safety Assurance and Education office to ensure we are complying with all university policies\, federal and state laws\, and best practices for working safely with minors. \nWe are using Zoom via Michigan State University’s IT infrastructure to host this webinar. Zoom’s webinar service is different in several ways from the company’s more commonly used video conference meeting tool\, giving the moderator additional tools to manage the event\, control what participants see and limit who can speak. \nStudents must pre-register via MIPA’s website to participate. Only approved registrants will be invited to join the webinar; those registrants will receive an email with a unique link to join the webinar. Students are view-only participants who will not be seen or heard on screen without permission from the moderator. Viewers of the webinar will not be able to communicate directly with each other\, although they can submit questions directly to the moderator and panelists via the Q&A tool. \nQuestions?\nPlease contact the MIPA office at mipa@msu.edu or 517-353-6761 for additional information.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text] \nFeatured Speakers\n \nRomando Dixson\, Clarion Ledger and Hattiesburg American\nRomando Dixson is the sports editor for the Clarion Ledger and Hattiesburg American\, part of the USA Today Network. \nDixson has spent nearly 17 years as a journalist\, beginning his career as a sports writer in Newark\, Ohio. Prior to moving to Mississippi in 2019\, he spent nearly four years at the Greenville News in South Carolina\, where he was an editor overseeing a team of seven reporters. Over his career\, Dixson has been a reporter\, multimedia journalist\, digital producer and editor. He is a graduate of Michigan State University. \n \nRemi Monaghan\, KTEN-TV\nRemi Monaghan is the weekend sports anchor for KTEN\, an NBC affiliate that covers parts of Texas and Oklahoma. \nBorn and raised in Metro Detroit\, Remi grew up watching Detroit-area teams\, which fueled her passion for sports. In high school\, she had her first taste of sports broadcasting in a TV production class\, which she credits for her love and appreciation for television. \nRemi spent four years at Michigan State University in the College of Communication Arts and Sciences as a journalism major. She minored in sports journalism and completed five different internships during that time. \nAs a student broadcaster for BTN Student U\, she was able to be the color commentator and sideline reporter for several MSU sporting events that were broadcast live to the BTN website. \n \nDan Woike\, Los Angeles Times\nDan Woike is the national basketball writer for the Los Angeles Times\, a job he moved into after covering the Chargers’ first season back in Los Angeles for The Times. He previously covered the Clippers during the “Lob City” era for the Orange County Register. He’s also covered the Angels\, the Dodgers and USC while in Los Angeles. A Chicagoan in search of good pizza on the West Coast\, he’s always looking for story tips and ideas. Woike is a graduate of Eastern Illinois University. \n\n\n  \n\nSteele \nModerated by Jeremy Steele\, Michigan Interscholastic Press Association\nJeremy Steele is executive director of the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association and a specialist in the School of Journalism at Michigan State University\, where he teaches various reporting courses. Steele is an award-winning journalist who has also worked for one of Michigan’s largest independent public relations firms.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
URL:https://mipamsu.org/mipa-event/a-better-press-for-a-better-world-webinar-series-april-22-2020/
LOCATION:Online Webinar – MIPA will send you a separate email about how to access this webinar
CATEGORIES:MIPA Webinars
ORGANIZER;CN="Michigan Interscholastic Press Association":MAILTO:ask@mipamsu.org
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