Adviser Update Spring 2016 | Page 48

N EW YORK Summer Intensives at CUNY Graduate School of Journalism in New York City July 5-15 and July 19-29. Summer Intensives are 2-week journalism classes in July for teachers and high school students. (Learn more at: http://summerintensive.journalism. cuny.edu) These short courses cover the most essential skills for today’s media professional. You will learn exciting journalism tools and techniques from our professors. You will share a memorable learning experience with students from the United States and the world. And you will practice your craft in the real world with real people while getting to know New York City inside and out. School Press Institute July 17-21 at Syracuse University in Syracuse, N.Y. is a five-day, residential journalism workshop for high school students. Classes are offered in writing, yearbook journalism, beginning and advanced photography, video journalism, news design, editorial leadership and Advising 101 for teachers. Application Deadline: July 1 Cost: $550, scholarships available Contact: Sherri Taylor, School Press Institute [phone] [email protected] Application Deadline: May 31 Cost: $2,800 w/ housing, $2,000 w/o housing, large groups discounts available Contact: Paul Mucciarone CUNY Graduate School of Journalism [phone] [email protected] CSPA Summer Journalism Workshop June 19-24 at Columbia University in New York City offers five different weeklong courses in news writing, editorial leadership, digital startup, design, redesign of student newspapers. Application Deadline: May 9 Cost: $1195 residents; $795 for commuters Contact: Edmund Sullivan, Executive Director Columbia Scholastic Press Association [phone] [email protected] N ORTH CAROLINA Carolina Sports Journalism Camp June 22-25 at University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C. Rising high school juniors and seniors interested in sports and media are encouraged to apply to the Carolina Sports Journalism Camp, to be held at UNC-Chapel Hill June 22-25. The four-day workshop will instruct students on sports play-by-play, sports writing, sports photography and more through classroom study and newsroom practice. Students will take a behind-the-scenes tour of UNC’s sports media facilities and cover a press conference. They will also observe an undergraduate sports writing class taught by Sports Camp lead instructor Tim Crothers, whose work has appeared in New York Times Magazine and ESPN Magazine. Application Deadline: April 1 Cost: $500 for in-state students, $1,000 for out-of-state students URBAN JOURNALISM WORKSHOP AT NYU The Urban Journalism Workshop at New York University, sponsored by the Dow Jones News Fund, is designed to develop the next generation of great journalists. A diverse group of twenty high school juniors and seniors from the New York City metropolitan area (including New Jersey, Connecticut and Westchester) will come together July 11-20, to spend 10 days attending an intensive and rewarding journalism “boot-camp” held at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University. Application Deadline: April 25 Cost: none Contact: Andrea Caldarise, Community Events and Initiatives Specialist New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute [phone] [email protected] Contact: Monica Hill, Director N.C. Scholastic Media Association [phone] [email protected] N.C. Scholastic Media Institute June 13-16 at University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C. Come celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Institute. High school journalism students and their teachers are invited to enroll. This intensive four-day workshop teaches innovative and effective ways of communicating through scholastic media. Instructors from across the state and nation offer their expertise in online news, newspaper, yearbook, literary magazine, photojournalism, design and broadcast news. Application Deadline: May 25 Cost: $200 before May 1, $225 after May 1, scholarships available Contact: Monica Hill, Director N.C. Scholastic Media Association [phone] [email protected]