SPRING 2013
Adviser Update
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Summer
Workshop Extras
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W
hen I sent out a call for
summer workshop photos
to dress up our annual workshop
listing included in this issue, I
never expected the number of
images I would receive. So I’m
sharing more of the photos that
were graciously sent to me.
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Update Editor
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Abby Lutz, Khari Bell and Lindsey Kuhagen, yearbook students from Harborside Academy
in Kenosha, Wis., discuss team-building ideas during one of two special interest sessions
that occur during the Kettle Moraine Press Association’s summer workshop. These sessions
allow students to learn about additional journalism and/or staff-related issues outside of their
core class. This year the workshop hosted five classes for students to choose from: Editorial
Leadership, Yearbook, Photojournalism, Layout and Design, and Literary Magazine.
Update photo by Kellie Doyle
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2012 Georgia Journalism Academy photojournalism students Cat Young and Raven Wilson
photograph the “Upcycle” exhibit at the Athens Institute for Contemporary Art. The 2013
Georgia Journalism Academy will be held June 9-15 at The University of Georgia. For more
information, visit www.georgiajournalismacademy.com. Update photo by Sue Myers Smith
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Participants in the Washington Journalism Education Association Summer Workshop for
Advisers pause during an Ellensburg Historic District Walk after a full day of sessions. This
year’s workshop is at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Wash., July 30 through Aug.
2. The adviser and student workshops will run concurrently. Update photo courtesy of Deb Kalina,
workshop director
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Auctioneer Mitchell Franz takes bids on one of the premiere auction items at last year’s Gloria
Shields All-American Publications Workshop sponsored by Dallas County Schools. More than
500 students from five states joined in on the auction using Dallas Dollars they had earned for
quality work during the workshop. This year’s workshop runs July 7-11 at the Marriott Quorum in
Addison. Update photo by Sara Benson
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Bruce Japsen of Forbes.com and the New York Times spends lunch with students from
the University of Iowa Summer Journalism Workshops. Japsen serves as a special roving
instructor each summer, lending professional expertise to more than 150 high school students.
This summer’s workshops are July 14 -18, in Iowa City. Update photo by Rob Johnson, University of
Iowa
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The written word is only part of the story as new writers begin to think of their projects as
converging messages — words, graphics, photos, captions and headlines — all of which
merge on the page. This photo illustration was taken at the Newspapers2 worshop at Cal State in
Long Beach, Calif. Adviser grants are available for this year’s workshop which will be held from
Aug. 5 -8 Details are on the workshop website at:. http://www.newspapers2.com/
Update photo courtesy Konnie Krislock, newspaper2
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