Video: AAJA-LA Trivia Bowl XIV
AAJA-LA’s signature fundraiser, Trivia Bowl XIV was held October 17, 2008 at the ABC 7 Broadcast Center in Glendale. Local media companies, corporate sponsors and community partners join us every year to support AAJA-LA and to continue their often heated, but usually good-natured, cross-town rivalries in the game itself. Traditionally,
San Francisco State University seeks tenure-track assistant journalism professor
Job Listing Information: –Approved tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Journalism, with successful candidate to begin in Fall 2009. –Must have at least 5 years experience with online journalism and multi-media news delivery and some experience teaching journalism. Master’s or doctoral degree preferred, but applicants with distinguished professional experience and a bachelor’s
Want to get more involved? Consider running for an AAJA-LA board position
Do you want to be more active with one of the most influential journalism organizations in Southern California? Want to play a pivotal role in directing AAJA’s events, programs and helping shape and mentor future journalists? Have ideas about how AAJA could do more during this trying time in our industry? Then AAJA Los
APTRA hosts academy for aspiring radio and tv reporters
Every year, The Associated Press Television Radio Association offers a unique hands-on workshop for those who aspire to be radio and tv reporters. APTRA Academy 2008 is now accepting registrations at www.aptra.org. PLEASE SIGN UP EARLY TO HELP US PLAN THE CAMP. Remember, this program is first-paid first-served. It does sell out. APTRA Academy
Apply to be a Fulbright Scholar in Journalism in China
Late applications for Fulbright Scholar lecturing and lecturing/research awards in China and Taiwan are being accepted in a variety of fields including law, American history, American literature, and American politics as well as journalism and communications, public policy, public administration, environmental policy an.taxonomy IN (‘post_tag’) AND tr.object_id IN (180) ORDER
KoreAm Journal seeks support to keep publication alive
Gardena-based KoreAm Journal has launched at three-month campaign to save the magazine. Like many publications across the nation, KoreAm Journal is going through financial hardships as it struggles to keep publishing. The glossy, English-language monthly was founded in 1990 and serves as a major outlet for Korean American and Asian-American
AAJA-LA congratulates its 2008 Scholarship Winners
The Los Angeles Chapter of AAJA is pleased to announce five winners in this year’s competition for local scholarships, which total $10,000. To apply for the scholarship, applicants needed to complete a six-part application that included a resume, official school transcript, two letters of recommendation, short essay and work samples.
AAJA’s J Camp: The Next Generation of Journalists
By Josiah Hsiung What is the future of journalism? That is the question that many in the industry have struggled to answer. But with programs like the Asian American Journalists Association’s J Camp, this troubling dilemma may have found its solution. J Camp, a six-day, multicultural student journalism workshop was
UNITY Convention tackles “A New Journalism For A Changing World”
By Jacquelinne Mejia Amateur sports have the Olympics, professional soccer has the World Cup, politics has the presidential elections, and minority journalists have the UNITY Convention. Every four years, journalists from the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA), National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ), and