A PDF of the program for the Spring National High School Journalism Convention is available for download on the convention website. The program includes details on all convention activities, including session listings/descriptions, awards, speaker biographies, hotel maps, special events, keynote speakers, convention officials, sponsors and more.

JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention Spring 2013 Program – San Francisco JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention Spring 2013 Program – San Francisco

JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention Spring 2013 Program – San Francisco

A printed version of the program will be available for pickup during registration at the convention. Because of last-minute additions, cancellations or changes, please be sure to pick up your copy of “Convention Update” at the registration desk during the convention.

No preregistration is required for individual breakout sessions except for hands-on computer sessions. Seating in each meeting room is limited, and convention officials encourage advisers and students to choose alternate sessions in the event a meeting room fills quickly. Sessions are 50 minutes long, unless otherwise noted, with 10-minute breaks between sessions. All sessions will be at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis.

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