thursdaysessions. Rooms:
8:30 a.m. - Noon
A106 (220/125) A107 (85/50)
EVENING
Write-off Headquarters
A103-104 (110/65) A105 (170/100)
1 - 5 p.m.
Leadership Seminar Design and Multimedia Storytelling (9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) Writers’ Workshop
A108 (80/40) A109 (80/40) LAB B110 (80/40) B111 (70/40) B112 (105/50) B113 (170/100) B114 (140/75)
Photoshop for Beginners Mentor Training JEA Outreach Academy (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) Maestro Project for Students JEA Board Meeting (8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.)
Middle Madness 6:30 p.m. JOY Scholarship Judging 6 p.m.
National Journalism Professional Learning Community Workshop (9 a.m. - 3 p.m.) JEA Bookstore (1 - 7 p.m.)
B116 (180/100)
Trade Show Exhibits/Registration (1 - 7 p.m.)
Exhibit Hall A
New Adviser Orientation 6:45 p.m.
Exhibit Hall A1-B
Opening Ceremony 7:30 p.m.
Adviser Reception 9:30-11 p.m.
Oregon Ballroom 201 Advising
Leadership
Photography
Broadcasting
New Media
Yearbook
Business/Advertising
Magazine
Law/Ethics
Newspaper
Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.
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friday
sessions.
ROOMS: A101-102 (35/23)
7:15 a.m.
9 a.m.
10 a.m.
Advising
Leadership
Photography
Broadcasting
Online Media
Yearbook
Business/Advertising
Magazine
Law/Ethics
Newspaper
Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.
11 a.m.
Noon
1 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
4 - 6 p.m.
Chrono-logic-al Coverage
Write-off Contest
Photo Judging (8 a.m. - 2 p.m.)
Write-off Headquarters (8 a.m. - 3 p.m.)
A103-104 (110/65) The Best of Newspaper Design
A105 (170/100)
Entertainingly Enough
Maggots, Rat Guts and Feeling Good About Throwing Up
Heading the Right Way?
Write-off Contest
Adviser Luncheon
A106 A107 (85/50)
Region 3/North Central Meet, Eat and Greet
A108 (80/40)
Region 4/South Central Meet, Eat and Greet
On-Site Critiques Coaching Writers (Advisers only) Out of the Dark and into Lightroom
Beyond the Scoreboard: Better Sports Writing
Themes That Thrive
Hands-on Audio Editing Tips
Active Voice: The Forgotten Writing Style
Write-off Contest
InDesign Creativity
CJE/MJE Certification Testing
CJE/MJE Certification Study Session
Write-off Contest
Beyond News Literacy: Knowing What’s True
Write-off Contest
Newspaper Advertising Makes You Free
Write-off Contest
Issue Seminar: Turning Back Hazelwood
Write-off Contest
Urban Legends
Write-off Contest
Get Mugged
Write-off Contest
A109 (80/40) LAB Writing/Designing the Complete Sports Package
Meet This Press
Publication Judging 101
B110 (80/40)
Region 1/Northwest Meet, Eat and Greet
Great Ideas from the Shower
Blah, Blah, Blog
B111 (70/40)
Region 5/Southeast Meet, Eat and Greet
Reach Out, Recruit to Reflect Diversity
What You Don’t Know About Broadcasting
Staff Policies: Why You Want Them
Copy Editing 101: Beyond the Comma
3P’s: Publication, Policy, Planning
Honest to Blog?
Using Yearbook Skills After High School
Friend Me
Convergent Media is Here to Stay
B112 (105/50)
Issue Seminar: New Media and the Future of Journalism
B113 (170/100) B114 (140/75) B115 (140/75) B116 (170/100)
B119 (80/40) C120 (80/40) C121 (80/40)
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Keynote Speaker: Tim Harrower Exhibit Hall A1-B
Region 6/Mid-Atlantic and Great Lakes Meet, Eat and Greet
Introduction to Covering Trauma and Tragedy
Leading Newsroom Coverage of Tragedy
Region 7/ JEA General Northeast Meet, Membership Eat and Greet Meeting (8 a.m.)
Taming Your Creative Eye
Yearbooks Sold Out
Design Foundations: Color and Typography
Ad It Up
JEA Bookstore/Adviser Hospitality (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.)
Resources for the Journalism Classroom
Meet the Author: Jack Hart
Meet the Authors: Greenslate and Leonard
JEA Bookstore/Adviser JEA Curriculum Development Commission Meeting Hospitality (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.)
Web Only: Giddy About Google Docs Taking Newspaper Online
Technology Teamwork
Crowdsourcing and the High School News Web Site
Write-off Contest
Travel with Students
Developing Your Advising Style
Delights and Dilemmas of Write-off Contests
Making the Big Bucks
What You Need to Know to be Certified: Journalistic Writing ...
Write-off Contest
Taming the Grading Monster
What’s Black and White and Green All Over?
Nobody Cares What You Think
Giving Voice to the Voiceless
Jump Start and Network
Write-off Contest
What You Need to Know to be Certified: Coverage, Content ...
New Advisers: Grading Help
Writing — Short But Not Sweet
What You Need to Know to be Certified: Role & History of Media
Creating Protocol for Free and Responsible Student News Media
Write-off Contest
© That! Copyright Law 101
What You Need to Know to be Certified: Legal and Ethical Issues
Scratch My Back, I’ll Scratch Yours
All Work and No Play Make J-pub Unhappy
Publications Boot Camp on a Shoestring
Write-off Contest
Using Photography Web Sites and Blogs for Visual Storytelling
B117 (105/50) B118 (70/40)
EVENING
Region 2/Southwest Meet, Eat and Greet
Producing a Winning Journalist of the Year Portfolio
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friday
sessions.
ROOMS:
7:15 a.m.
9 a.m. The Importance of Sound Editorial Policies
C122 (85/50)
10 a.m.
Advising
Leadership
Photography
Broadcasting
Online Media
Yearbook
Business/Advertising
Magazine
Law/Ethics
Newspaper
Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.
11 a.m.
Open Forum for Discussion of Prior Review, Censorship
Noon
1 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
4 - 6 p.m.
That’s Not Plagiarism! Or Is It?
Student Media Rights: A Legal Roller Coaster
Write-off Contest Write-off Contest
Yearbook Writing: The Chicken or the Egg
Power of 10: Details! Details! Details!
Depth and Detail
Group Therapy
C123 (220/125)
What Are You Doing Right Now?
C124 (170/100)
The Basics Still Count — More Than Ever
Health and Science Reporting You Can Do
Capturing and Captivating with Sound
Photography Portfolio 2.0
Getting Started on the Web
C125 (70/40) C126 (60/30) C127 (15/8) C128 (20/15)
Broadcast Mod. Mtg. (7:30 a.m.)
Broadcast Package Mtg. (8 a.m.)
In-Camera Feature Orientation Meeting 8 a.m.
JEA State Directors Meeting Creating Video for the Web
Broadcast Package Editing Drop-off Entries Videography, In-Camera Going Online on the Cheap
Advisers’ Workshop on Trauma and Tragedy
JEA Digital Media Committee Meeting
Videography Contest Orientation Meeting (8 a.m.)
National Professional Learning Community Meeting (members only)
Drop off Entries Broadcast Package
Broadcast Mod. Mtg. (12:30 p.m)
Middle School Broadcast Production
Broadcast Contest (1 p.m)
Broadcast Contest and Judging (1:30 - 4 p.m.)
Broadcast Mod. Meeting (1 p.m)
Broadcast Contest and Judging (1:30 - 4 p.m.)
Broadcast Judging
Broadcast Judging 6:45 - 9 p.m.
Broadcast Judging
Broadcast Judging 6:45 - 9 p.m.
Judge In-Camera Feature (Noon - 1:30 p.m.)
Broadcast Contest and Judging (1:30 - 4 p.m.)
Broadcast Judging
Broadcast Judging 6:45 - 9 p.m.
Judge Videography (Noon - 1:30 p.m.)
Broadcast Contest and Judging (1:30 - 4 p.m.)
Broadcast Judging
Broadcast Judging 6:45 - 9 p.m. Student Dance (9 - 11:30 p.m.)
Exhibits/Registration (8 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
Exhibit Hall A (2,600/1,500)
Media Swap Shops (8 - 10 p.m.)
Exhibit Hall A1-B (5,200/3,100) Oregon Ballroom 201 (700/360) Oregon Ballroom 202 (700/360)
Break with a Pro The Next Generation of Local News
New Media Storytelling
Keeping Your Readers Alive, Awake, Alert and Enthusiastic
The Power of Storytelling
Go Fish!
Why Saving Journalism is Crucial
Watchdog Reporting
The Big Buck Theory of Scholastic Journalism Universe
Don’t Just Cover — Discover
Think 3
Oregon Ballroom 203 (700/360) Oregon Ballroom 204 (700/360) Portland Ballroom
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EVENING
Keynote Speaker: Tim Harrower Exhibit Hall A1-B
Write-off Judges Dinner & Judging (6 p.m. - Midnight)
Write-off Moderators Meeting (2:45 p.m.)
From Story Conception to Completion
Write-off Contest
What a Great Idea!
Sports Stories Your Reader Will Love
Write-off Contest
1,000+: The Power of Visual Journalism
The Best of the Best
Write-off Photography Contests Adviser Reception and Auction (8:30 - 11 p.m.)
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saturday
sessions.
ROOMS:
8 a.m.
9 a.m.
10 a.m.
A106
Photography
Broadcasting
Online Media
Yearbook
Business/Advertising
Magazine
Law/Ethics
Newspaper
Noon
1 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
Typography: Beyond the Basics
ER: Editing and Revising
Real. Good.
It’s All in the Opening
Online Student Journalism of the Future
Thrive in the World of Web
Engaging Readers Through ‘The Social InterWebs’
Using Social Networking to Sell Yearbooks
Everyone’s a Critic
The Pacemaker
Print, Pixels and People
Mimicking Your Photographic Hero
Our Home Away From Home
From Inspiration to Execution: Yearbook Theme
Best of Show Judging Photoshop Basics for Advisers
Adobe’s Best Kept Secret: Bridge and Lightroom
The World is Your Workspace
Adobe’s Best Kept Secret: Bridge and Lightroom
Understanding CSS and HTML
A Crash Course in Interactive Graphics
JEA Mentoring: Triage for New Advisers
The At-risk Adviser
Maestro Wrap-Up
Jump On In, the Water’s Fine
Yearbook Designs That Work
Get Your Publication Involved in Your Community
Write Sports Stories That Don’t Suck
Reducing Your GPA (Grading Pressure Anxiety)
Why Consider JEA Certification?
What You Need to Know to be Certified: Managing Student Media
What You Need to Know to be Certified: Graphics and Design
Comic Sans or Comic Serif? Neither.
Design So Cool It Will Make Your Eyes Bleed
What You Need to Know to be Certified: Photojournalism
Following a Sports Beat
Writing an Entertainment Critique/Review
Uber-Motivator Tips
B112 (105/50)
A Workshop Approach to Staff Organization
How to Make the Big Bucks
Voices Unheard: Covering Communities of Color
How to Write Revealing Stories
How to Keep Your Chickens Laughing
Color Use and Abuse
B113 (170/100)
Top 10 Ways to Be Organized in Yearbook
Book’em — Getting Everyone In
When Average Isn’t Good Enough
Managing Multiple Media
Open Forum on Press Rights
What Could Go Wrong Usually Does
Team Building to a Better Staff
Feature Writing: Telling the Real Stories
The Redesign Retreat
Newsworthiness: 11 Keys to Knowing What is News
Eliminate Editorializing from Feature Writing
Keeping the Enthusiasm Up
Team Building that Builds a Team
B111 (70/40)
Take It to the Next Level
B114 (140/75) B115 (140/75)
EVENING
On-Site Critiques
A108 (80/40)
B110 (80/40)
3:30 p.m.
Write-off Headquarters
A107 (85/50)
A109 (80/40) LAB
Leadership
Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.
11 a.m.
A103-104 (110/65) A105 (170/100)
Advising
Issue Seminar: Equity in the Locker Room Diversify Your Publication: Publish in Spanish
Big Ideas for Small Schools So, Is Journalism the Right Major? Meet the Author: Dave La Belle
B116 (170/100)
Adviser Hospitality (8 a.m. - noon); JEA Bookstore (8 a.m. - 3 p.m.)
Writing for the Web
Get Focused
We’ve Got You Covered
Inspiration
Painting with Light
Advanced Lighting
Shifting Gear
Don’t Say Cheese!
The Writing Lab
Taking Control of the Interview
Calling the Shots: Strong Student Editorial Leadership
Write, Rinse, Repeat
Pushing the Envelope in Web Journalism
Soundslides: How and Why
Advisers: A Legal Survival Guide
Using Freedom of Information Law
Teaching Accountability: Basic Media Ethics
typographic
Writing 360: The Whole Process
Making the Grade: Effective Yearbook Evaluation
B117 (105/50) B118 (70/40) B119 (80/40)
Leadership Development = 10 Ways to Become an Good Business Award-winning Publication Size 7 Shoes, Size 9 Feet
Through the Readers’ Eyes
C120 (80/40)
Revving Your Publication: Years 1-3
Turn Facebook Fans into Cash and Coverage
Accentuate the Positive (With or Without a Journalism Class)
Wish I Had Known ...
The Team Bonded; Everyone Worked Hard
The Organized Adviser
C121 (80/40)
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The Well-Rounded Yearbooker
It’s Your Opinion: Get It Right
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saturday
sessions.
ROOMS:
C128 (20/15)
Broadcasting
New Media
Yearbook
Business/Advertising
Magazine
Law/Ethics
Newspaper
Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
Noon
1 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
Hang in There
Law and Ethics in Digital Era
Fighting Back: Taking on Censorship
Living with Prior Review/Restraint
Expanded Press Rights and Your Newsroom
Secrets of Leadership and Team Building
All the Students, All the Time
Show Me the Money
5 Steps of Revision
Top Advisers Discuss Yearbook Trends
Is In-depth Journalism Dead?
Dancing on the Edge of the Cliff
Shock Talk
Perfect Packaging for Your Story
Readers are Hungry for Great Narratives
Change the World a Bit Next Issue
Four Levels of Photography
Composition: The Photographer’s Toolbox
Team Yearbook
JEA Student Press Rights 2020 Vision: Teaching the Get Jobs and Grants to Fund Your Broadcast Program Commission Meeting New High School Media
Why Students Should Think “Online” First
And We’re Live
Pack It Up: Backpack Journalism
Building the School Newsroom of the Future
Scholastic Press Association Directors Roundtable
Will Work For Food
C124 (170/100)
C127 (15/8)
Photography
9 a.m.
C123 (220/125)
C126 (60/30)
Leadership
8 a.m.
C122 (85/50)
C125 (70/40)
Advising
JEA Multicultural Commission Meeting
JEA Junior High/Middle JEA Scholastic Journalism School Commission Meeting Week Meeting JEA Certification Commission Meeting (7:30 a.m.)
Introduction to Intensive Journalistic Writing
JEA Nominations Committee Meeting
JEA Awards Committee Meeting
Write It. Track It. Own It.
Establishing a National PLC for Journalism Teachers, Advisers
3:30 p.m.
Shoot Sports Like the Pros
Mentors and Mentees Meeting (You must be a mentor or mentee to attend).
Convention Wrap-Up
Student Dance 9 - 11:30 p.m.
Exhibit Hall A (2,600/1,500) NSPA Awards Ceremony 3:30 - 5 p.m.
Exhibit Hall A1-B (5,200/3,100) Registration (8 a.m. - 2 p.m.)
Exhibit Hall Foyer Design Quest
Better, By Design
20 Ways to Your Make Yearbook Amazing
Thinking in Sports
Make ’em Laugh, Make ’em Cry
Be an Action Hero
Capture the Moment
Confessions of a Font Fanatic
90 in 45
Photojournalism ‘Rules’
What’s the Alternative?
Super-Trendy, Ultra-Modern Design Time
Oregon Ballroom 201 (700/360) Oregon Ballroom 202 (700/360) Oregon Ballroom 203 (700/360) Oregon Ballroom 204 (360)
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EVENING
Great Photography is as Simple as TLC
Making a Difference with Your Photography Betsy’s 10-Step Program
Photophabulous I
Photophabulous II
Side Salads and Other Options
Adviser Awards Luncheon
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