JEA’s semiannual report contains updates from staff, board members, committee chairs, state directors and liaisons. Kelly Glasscock, CJEExecutive Director, Journalism Education Association105 Kedzie Hall828 Mid-Campus Dr. S.Manhattan, KS 66506-1500Contact Memberships: Voting membership stands at 2,541, which is 5% fewer than a comparable time last fall. Total membership stands at 2,783, down 6% from last fall. We…
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August 1, 2020 Effective immediately, the Certified Journalism Educator program will be simplified to one option. All applicants will complete the same application, submit the same documents and take the CJE exam. “The Certification Committee’s goals include promoting professionalism in scholastic journalism by offering certification. The rigor of the CJE exam shows educators’ knowledge and…
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Posted March 15, 2020. JEA’s semiannual report contains updates from staff, board members, committee chairs, state directors and liaisons. Kelly Glasscock, CJE Executive Director, Journalism Education Association 105 Kedzie Hall 828 Mid-Campus Dr. S. Manhattan, KS 66506-1500 Phone: 785-532-7822 Contact Memberships: Voting membership stands at 2,616, which is 19 fewer than a comparable time last spring; however,…
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Sarah Nichols, MJE, of Whitney High School, Rocklin, California, has been elected as the 35th president of the national Journalism Education Association and will lead the JEA board for three more years starting May 1. Nichols received 100 percent of the 426 votes cast for an unanimous endorsement of the voting members of the organization.…
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President Sarah Nichols, MJE Bio: For 21 years, Sarah Nichols, MJE, has been teaching journalism and advising student media. Whitney High Student Media (Details yearbook, The Roar newsmagazine and Whitney Update website) is a nationally award-winning program in Rocklin, California. Nichols has been involved in JEA’s leadership since 2009, serving with Scholastic Press Rights, Digital…
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