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Budding Journalists Learn From the Pros 3/23/22
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Description:
- Budding Journalists Learn From the Pros
- High School Journalism students and their teachers all across Vermont are invited to a Media Mentoring Master Class with Journalism Pros and Teachers
- Can our young budding journalists save our broken system of journalism?
- • What are our young people learning about journalism…is it enough?
- • Why are young people getting involved in journalism?
- • What issues do they face from parents and principles who might be uncomfortable with controversial subjects being discussed? How does that impact freedom of the press issues?
- • What do they need to know about opinion writing? Who’s in charge of what they can write?
- • What are they learning about digital vs. print publication?
- • What programs exist to help educate and train a new class of journalists?
- Moderator, Stu Strothman, managing editor, the Howler.
- Panelists: Jeff Potter, executive editor, The Commons; Tim Calabro, editor and publisher, The Herald (White River Valley); Austin Mallan, BFUHS, reporter for the Howler; Grace Waryas, BFUHS, reporter for the Howler; Nancy Olson, retired English Department Head, Brattleboro Union High School; John McCright, news editor, Addison Independent.
Production Date:
Wednesday, March 23, 2022 - 18:15
