Rooms: 8:30 a.m. - Noon 1 - 5 p.m. EVENING

A103-104 (110/65)

A105 (170/100)

A106 (220/125)

A107 (85/50)

A108 (80/40)

A109 (80/40) LAB

B110 (80/40)

B111 (70/40)

B112 (105/50)Middle Madness

6:30 p.m.

B113 (170/100)JOY Scholarship Judging

6 p.m.

B114 (140/75)

B116 (180/100)

Exhibit Hall A

Exhibit Hall A1-B

oregon Ballroom 201Adviser Reception

9:30-11 p.m.

20

thursdaysessions.

Opening Ceremony7:30 p.m.

New Adviser Orientation 6:45 p.m.

Write-off Headquarters

Leadership Seminar

Design and Multimedia Storytelling (9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.)

Writers’ Workshop

Photoshop for Beginners

Mentor Training

JEA Outreach Academy (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.)

JEA Board Meeting (8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.)

JEA Bookstore (1 - 7 p.m.)

Trade Show Exhibits/Registration (1 - 7 p.m.)

National Journalism Professional Learning Community Workshop (9 a.m. - 3 p.m.)

Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.

Broadcasting

Business/Advertising

Law/Ethics

Leadership

New Media

Magazine

Newspaper

Photography

Yearbook

Advising

Maestro Project for Students

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ROOMS: 7:15 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. Noon 1 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 4 - 6 p.m. EVENINGA101-102 (35/23)

A103-104 (110/65)

A105 (170/100)The Best of Newspaper

DesignEntertainingly Enough Maggots, Rat Guts and

Feeling Good About Throwing UpHeading the Right Way? Chrono-loGiC-al

CoverageWrite-off Contest

A106Write-off Contest

A107 (85/50)Region 3/North Central

Meet, Eat and Greet

A108 (80/40)Region 4/South Central

Meet, Eat and GreetBeyond the Scoreboard: Better Sports Writing

Themes That Thrive Active Voice: The Forgotten Writing Style

Write-off Contest

A109 (80/40) LABinDesign Creativity CJE/MJE Certification

Testing

B110 (80/40)Region 1/Northwest Meet, Eat and Greet

Writing/Designing the Complete Sports Package

Meet This Press Publication Judging 101 Great ideas from the Shower

CJE/MJE Certification Study Session

Write-off Contest

B111 (70/40)Region 5/Southeast Meet, Eat and Greet

Blah, Blah, Blog Reach out, Recruit to Reflect Diversity

What You Don’t Know About Broadcasting

Staff Policies: Why You Want Them

Beyond News literacy: Knowing What’s True

Write-off Contest

B112 (105/50)Copy Editing 101:

Beyond the Comma3P’s: Publication, Policy,

PlanningHonest to Blog? Using Yearbook Skills

After High SchoolNewspaper Advertising

Makes You FreeWrite-off Contest

B113 (170/100)Friend Me Convergent Media is Here

to Stayissue Seminar:

Turning Back HazelwoodWrite-off Contest

B114 (140/75)

Region 6/Mid-Atlantic and Great lakes Meet, Eat and Greet

introduction to Covering Trauma and Tragedy

leading Newsroom Coverage of Tragedy

Urban legends Write-off Contest

B115 (140/75)Taming Your Creative Eye Yearbooks Sold out Design Foundations:

Color and TypographyAd it Up Get Mugged Write-off Contest

B116 (170/100)Resources for the

Journalism ClassroomMeet the Author:

Jack HartMeet the Authors:

Greenslate and leonardJEA Curriculum Development

Commission Meeting

B117 (105/50)

Using Photography Web Sites and Blogs for Visual Storytelling

Web only: Taking Newspaper online

Giddy About Google Docs Technology Teamwork Crowdsourcing and the High School News Web Site

Write-off Contest

B118 (70/40)Region 2/SouthwestMeet, Eat and Greet

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

B119 (80/40)Taming the Grading

MonsterWhat’s Black and White

and Green All over?Nobody Cares What You

ThinkGiving Voice to the

VoicelessJump Start and Network Write-off Contest

C120 (80/40)

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

C121 (80/40)© That!

Copyright law 101What 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

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fridaysessions.Write-off Headquarters (8 a.m. - 3 p.m.)

Adviser Luncheon

On-Site Critiques

out of the Dark and into lightroom

Coaching Writers (Advisers only)

Hands-on Audio Editing Tips

issue Seminar: New Media and the Future of Journalism

Producing a Winning Journalist of the Year Portfolio

JEA Bookstore/Adviser Hospitality (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.)JEA Bookstore/Adviser

Hospitality (8 a.m. - 5 p.m.)

JEA General Membership

Meeting (8 a.m.)

Region 7/Northeast Meet,

Eat and Greet

Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.

Broadcasting

Business/Advertising

Law/Ethics

Leadership

Online Media

Magazine

Newspaper

Photography

Yearbook

Advising

Photo Judging (8 a.m. - 2 p.m.)

Keynote Speaker:Tim Harrower

Exhibit Hall A1-B

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ROOMS: 7:15 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. Noon 1 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 4 - 6 p.m. EVENING

C122 (85/50)The importance of

Sound Editorial PoliciesThat’s Not Plagiarism!

or is it?Student Media Rights: A legal Roller Coaster

Write-off Contest

C123 (220/125)What Are You Doing

Right Now?Yearbook Writing:

The Chicken or the EggPower of 10:

Details! Details! Details!Depth and Detail Group Therapy Write-off Contest

C124 (170/100)The Basics Still Count —

More Than EverHealth and Science

Reporting You Can DoCapturing and

Captivating with SoundPhotography Portfolio

2.0Getting Started on the

Web

C125 (70/40)JEA State Directors

MeetingBroadcast Judging Broadcast Judging

6:45 - 9 p.m.

C126 (60/30)in-Camera Feature

orientation Meeting 8 a.m.Creating Video for the

WebGoing online on the

CheapAdvisers’ Workshop on

Trauma and TragedyMiddle School Broadcast

ProductionBroadcast Judging Broadcast Judging

6:45 - 9 p.m.

C127 (15/8)Videography Contest

orientation Meeting (8 a.m.)JEA Digital Media

Committee MeetingJudge in-Camera Feature

(Noon - 1:30 p.m.)Broadcast Judging Broadcast Judging

6:45 - 9 p.m.

C128 (20/15)Judge Videography(Noon - 1:30 p.m.)

Broadcast Judging Broadcast Judging 6:45 - 9 p.m.

Exhibit Hall A (2,600/1,500)Student Dance(9 - 11:30 p.m.)

Exhibit Hall A1-B (5,200/3,100)Media Swap Shops

(8 - 10 p.m.)

Oregon Ballroom 201 (700/360)

Write-off Moderators Meeting(2:45 p.m.)

Write-off Judges Dinner & Judging (6 p.m. - Midnight)

Oregon Ballroom 202 (700/360)The Next Generation of

local NewsNew Media Storytelling Keeping Your Readers Alive,

Awake, Alert and EnthusiasticThe Power of Storytelling

From Story Conception to Completion

Write-off Contest

Oregon Ballroom 203 (700/360)Go Fish! Why Saving Journalism is

CrucialWatchdog Reporting What a Great idea! Sports Stories Your

Reader Will loveWrite-off Contest

Oregon Ballroom 204 (700/360)

The Big Buck Theory of Scholastic Journalism Universe

Don’t Just Cover — Discover

Think 3 1,000+: The Power of Visual Journalism

The Best of the Best Write-off Photography Contests

Portland Ballroom Adviser Reception and Auction (8:30 - 11 p.m.)

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fridaysessions.

Break with a Pro

Exhibits/Registration (8 a.m. - 4 p.m.)

Broadcast Package EditingDrop-off Entries Videography, in-Camera

open Forum for Discussion of Prior Review, Censorship

National Professional learning Community Meeting (members only)

Broadcast Contest and Judging(1:30 - 4 p.m.)

Broadcast Contest and Judging(1:30 - 4 p.m.)

Broadcast Contest and Judging(1:30 - 4 p.m.)

Broadcast Contest and Judging(1:30 - 4 p.m.)

Broadcast Mod. Mtg.(7:30 a.m.)

Broadcast Package Mtg.

(8 a.m.)

Broadcast Contest(1 p.m)

Broadcast Mod. Meeting(1 p.m)

Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.

Broadcasting

Business/Advertising

Law/Ethics

Leadership

Online Media

Magazine

Newspaper

Photography

Yearbook

Advising

Keynote Speaker:Tim Harrower

Exhibit Hall A1-B

Drop off Entries Broadcast Package

Broadcast Mod. Mtg. (12:30 p.m)

47

saturdaysessions.

46

ROOMS: 8 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. Noon 1 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. EVENING

A103-104 (110/65)

A105 (170/100)Typography:

Beyond the BasicsER: Editing and Revising Real. Good. It’s All in the Opening Online Student Journalism

of the FutureThrive in the World of

WebEngaging Readers Through

‘The Social InterWebs’

A106Using Social Networking

to Sell YearbooksEveryone’s a Critic The Pacemaker Print, Pixels and People Mimicking Your

Photographic HeroOur Home Away From

HomeFrom Inspiration to

Execution: Yearbook Theme

A107 (85/50)

A108 (80/40)

A109 (80/40) LABAdobe’s Best Kept Secret:

Bridge and LightroomThe World is Your

WorkspaceAdobe’s Best Kept Secret:

Bridge and LightroomUnderstanding CSS and

HTMLA Crash Course in

Interactive Graphics

B110 (80/40)JEA Mentoring:

Triage for New AdvisersThe At-risk Adviser Maestro Wrap-Up Jump On In, the Water’s

FineYearbook Designs That

WorkGet Your Publication Involved

in Your CommunityWrite Sports Stories That

Don’t Suck

B111 (70/40)Reducing Your GPA

(Grading Pressure Anxiety)Why Consider JEA

Certification?What You Need to Know to be

Certified: Managing Student MediaWhat 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

B112 (105/50)A Workshop Approach to

Staff OrganizationFollowing a Sports Beat Writing an Entertainment

Critique/ReviewUber-Motivator Tips How to Make the Big

BucksVoices Unheard:

Covering Communities of ColorHow to Write Revealing

Stories

B113 (170/100)Top 10 Ways to Be

Organized in YearbookHow to Keep Your Chickens Laughing

Color Use and Abuse Book’em —Getting Everyone In

When Average Isn’t Good Enough

B114 (140/75)Take It to the Next Level Diversify Your Publication:

Publish in SpanishManaging Multiple Media Open Forum on Press

RightsWhat Could Go Wrong

Usually DoesTeam Building to a Better

StaffFeature Writing:

Telling the Real Stories

B115 (140/75)Big Ideas for Small Schools So, Is Journalism the Right

Major?The Redesign Retreat Newsworthiness:

11 Keys to Knowing What is NewsEliminate Editorializing from Feature Writing

Keeping the Enthusiasm Up

Team Building that Builds a Team

B116 (170/100)Meet the Author:

Dave La Belle

B117 (105/50)Writing for the Web Get Focused We’ve Got You Covered Inspiration Painting with Light Advanced Lighting Shifting Gear

B118 (70/40)Don’t Say Cheese! The Writing Lab Taking Control of the

InterviewCalling the Shots: Strong

Student Editorial LeadershipWrite, Rinse, Repeat The Well-Rounded

Yearbooker

B119 (80/40)Leadership Development =

Good Business10 Ways to Become an

Award-winning PublicationPushing the Envelope in

Web JournalismSoundslides:

How and WhyAdvisers: A Legal Survival

GuideUsing Freedom of Information Law

Teaching Accountability: Basic Media Ethics

C120 (80/40)Revving Your Publication:

Years 1-3Size 7 Shoes, Size 9 Feet Through the Readers’ Eyes Turn Facebook Fans into

Cash and CoveragetypoGRAPHIC Writing 360:

The Whole ProcessMaking the Grade:

Effective Yearbook Evaluation

C121 (80/40)Accentuate the Positive (With or Without a Journalism Class)

Wish I Had Known ... The Team Bonded; Everyone Worked Hard

The Organized Adviser It’s Your Opinion: Get It Right

Write-off Headquarters

On-Site Critiques

Best of Show Judging

Photoshop Basics for Advisers

Issue Seminar: Equity in the Locker Room

Adviser Hospitality (8 a.m. - noon); JEA Bookstore (8 a.m. - 3 p.m.)

Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.

Broadcasting

Business/Advertising

Law/Ethics

Leadership

Online Media

Magazine

Newspaper

Photography

Yearbook

Advising

49

saturdaysessions.

48

ROOMS: 8 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. Noon 1 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. EVENING

C122 (85/50)Hang in There Law and Ethics in Digital

EraFighting Back:

Taking on CensorshipLiving with Prior Review/Restraint

Expanded Press Rights and Your Newsroom

Secrets of Leadership and Team Building

All the Students, All the Time

C123 (220/125)Show Me the Money 5 Steps of Revision Top Advisers Discuss

Yearbook TrendsIs In-depth Journalism

Dead?Dancing on the Edge of

the CliffShoot Sports Like the

Pros

C124 (170/100)Shock Talk Perfect Packaging for

Your StoryReaders are Hungry for

Great NarrativesChange the World a Bit

Next IssueFour Levels of Photography

Composition: The Photographer’s Toolbox

Team Yearbook

C125 (70/40)JEA Student Press Rights

Commission Meeting2020 Vision: Teaching the New High School Media

Get Jobs and Grants to Fund Your Broadcast Program

Why Students Should Think “Online” First

And We’re Live Pack It Up: Backpack Journalism

Building the School Newsroom of the Future

Mentors and Mentees Meeting (You must be a mentor or

mentee to attend).

C126 (60/30)JEA Multicultural

Commission MeetingWill Work For Food Convention Wrap-Up

C127 (15/8)JEA Junior High/Middle

School Commission MeetingJEA Scholastic Journalism

Week MeetingJEA Nominations

Committee MeetingJEA Awards Committee

Meeting

C128 (20/15)

JEA Certification Commission Meeting (7:30 a.m.)

Introduction to Intensive Journalistic Writing

Write It. Track It. Own It.

Establishing a National PLC for Journalism Teachers, Advisers

Exhibit Hall A (2,600/1,500)Student Dance9 - 11:30 p.m.

Exhibit Hall A1-B (5,200/3,100)NSPA Awards Ceremony

3:30 - 5 p.m.

Exhibit Hall Foyer

Oregon Ballroom 201 (700/360)Design Quest Better, By Design 20 Ways to Your Make

Yearbook AmazingThinking in Sports Great Photography is as

Simple as TLCMaking a Difference with

Your Photography

Oregon Ballroom 202 (700/360)Make ’em Laugh,

Make ’em CryBe an Action Hero Capture the Moment Confessions of a Font

FanaticBetsy’s 10-Step Program

Oregon Ballroom 203 (700/360)90 in 45 Photojournalism ‘Rules’ What’s the Alternative? Super-Trendy, Ultra-Modern

Design TimePhotophabulous I Photophabulous II Side Salads and Other

Options

Oregon Ballroom 204 (360)

Registration (8 a.m. - 2 p.m.)

Adviser Awards Luncheon

Scholastic Press Association Directors Roundtable

Sessions in white boxes are designed for general audiences or multiple areas of interest.

Broadcasting

Business/Advertising

Law/Ethics

Leadership

New Media

Magazine

Newspaper

Photography

Yearbook

Advising