“Sequence III does a wonderful job of filling
the gap between learning to ‘teach’
in college and actually how to ‘teach’
journalism in the classroom. For the first
time since I started teaching, I finally feel
organized, prepared and ready to start the
new year.”
Cassandra E. Syler, Round Rock
High, Round Rock, Texas
Three sequences
Reasonable cost
Graduate credit available
Scholarships
Cutting-edge instruction and experience
June 21-25 in Washington, D.C.
- Classes hosted at the Newspaper Association of America Offices
- Lodging in a nearby Holiday Inn with free internet in the rooms and shuttle transportation to NAA.
- Instruction in teaching writing, design, the Maestro Concept and especially law and ethics. Tours Newseum, NAA, Supreme Court and others are part of the instructional package.
- Registration cost is $325. Hotel is $190 flat per night.
- Graduate credit available from Kansas State at $355 per credit hour.
July 18-22, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kan.
topics include:
- teaching/coaching writing
- design
- editing
- management
- technology
- law and ethics
- new media
- the maestro concept
fee: $385, includes room and instructional fee; graduate credit available from Kansas State University for $355/credit hour.
July 23-27, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kan.
- Limit 18 students.
- Students work at own pace to develop skills and projects to fit their needs.
- Friendly, relaxed atmosphere
fee: $385, includes room and instructional fee; graduate credit available from Kansas State University for $355/credit hour.
The Dorothy McPhillips Scholarship will provide sequence fee waivers to four recipients. The scholarship is awarded on a need-and-order basis. To apply, simply include a letter describing your teaching situation, whether you will be teaching journalism next year, what you hope to gain from the workshop and how the scholarship will assist you. A letter of recommendation is encouraged.
Apply for scholarships for Sequence II or III by July 9.
Graduate credit
Participants may receive one or two graduate credits per sequence from Kansas State University at $355 per credit hour. Participants will be expected to complete on-site projects.
Registration should be completed online. You will be billed for the course. The credit course is MC 690.
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