Workshops & Services - Seminars
The NEA Institute brings journalists together from across the country to Los Angeles—home to over 300 theater companies—for a total immersion in the world of theater criticism, as well as playwriting, directing and acting.
contact SASHA ANAWALT
Nov 14, 2006 in SEMINARS
A four-day seminar aimed at encouraging more African American journalism students to pursue television management as a career. Application deadline is Jan. 8, 2007.
contact NABJ
Sep 19, 2006 in SEMINARS
Seminar for reporters at 25,000-100,000 circulation newspapers to be held in Atlanta Oct. 6-8. The seminar is free and scholarships are available for the hotel stay and up to $350 in travel expenses.
contact EDUCATION WRITERS ASSOCIATION
Aug 21, 2006 in SEMINARS
In an effort to bridge the gap that can sometimes exist between classroom and industry, IRTS provides an annual opportunity for university educators who teach communications to meet with senior media and entertainment executives.
contact 212.867.6650
Aug 7, 2006 in SEMINARS
Sponsored by the National Conference of Editorial Writers Foundation in partnership with the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute at Vanderbilt University. Enrollment is limited to 25 and includes those who have been writing opinion less than two years.
contact VANESSA GALLMAN
Apr 28, 2006 in SEMINARS
The program will select 10 participants and two alternates, who may be from any country of Latin America and the Caribbean. Only one candidate will be selected from each country.
contact LUCIA MIGLIONICO
Apr 12, 2006 in SEMINARS
A premier national program offering free top-quality seminars for print and broadcast and online reporters, editors and editorial writers. At Knight Center seminars journalists receive in-depth training in subjects related to their coverage.
contact KNIGHT CENTER FOR SPECIALIZED JOURNALISM
Apr 20, 2005 in SEMINARS
This seminar examines the evolution of the Mexican press and how topical issues are covered in national and foreign press today. The seminar features a daily essay analyzing news coverage in a cross-section of Mexico City newspapers and news magazines.
contact SEE WEBSITE
Apr 20, 2005 in SEMINARS
Seminars are developed for distinct professional tracks: Advertising, General Management, News/Editorial, Circulation, Marketing, Weeklies and Digital/New Media.
contact API
Apr 6, 2005 in SEMINARS
Seminars connect practice and theory under the expert guidance of faculty from the Kellogg School of Management and the Medill School of Journalism.
contact MARY BADGLEY
Apr 6, 2005 in SEMINARS
For over 35 years, the Wharton Seminars for Business Journalists have provided nearly 2,000 members of the media insight from Wharton faculty into topics such as financial markets, accounting principles, corporate strategy, and the global economy.
contact JOANNE SPIGONARDO
Apr 6, 2005 in SEMINARS
Short, intense seminars on timely topics that are critical to the interests of the western United States and beyond, including but not limited to the environment, the Pacific Rim, entertainment and immigration issues.
contact VIKKI PORTER
Apr 6, 2005 in SEMINARS
While each Poynter program serves a specific audience, all programs share the same approach. Seminars include 16 participants, several Poynter faculty, and two or three of America's most accomplished journalists as visiting faculty.
contact MARIA JAIMES
Mar 30, 2005 in SEMINARS
This seminar funded by the Kokkalis Foundation in Greece seeks to illuminate how the media cover politics and public policy and will examine media institutions and their effects, particularly in Eastern and Southern Europe.
contact KRISTIN FABBE
Mar 30, 2005 in SEMINARS
Participate in a week-long seminar -- hear leading experts lecture and discuss creative approaches to environmental challenges.
contact ABETTEREARTH
Mar 28, 2005 in SEMINARS
Presented live, via satellite, to colleges and universities throughout the United States, the University Satellite Seminar Series features writers, directors, producers, and actors from contemporary and historic television and radio.
contact MEDIA CENTER
Feb 23, 2005 in SEMINARS
We believe that students can make great leaps in their understanding of composition, grammar and self-expression through one-on-one attention from skilled teachers and tutors working in support of classroom instructors.
contact 826 VALENCIA
Feb 11, 2005 in SEMINARS
Senior executives from a television station, group or network, may apply for admission. Early registration is recommended as only 35 individuals are accepted for this dynamic and challenging seminar.
contact MDS
Feb 8, 2005 in SEMINARS