Monthly Archives: March 2014

The School of Journalism at Michigan State University invites applications for a fixed-term faculty position in the area of sports journalism.

An on-the-record inteview session with SEC Commissioner Mike Slive, sessions on beat-writing and innovative ideas and a student job fair highlight the agenda for the April 21 meeting in Birmingham, Ala.

APSE in recent years has taken steps to be more inclusive. Websites now can join, and several of all sizes are now contributing to the organization. Our student outreach has grown significantly, and we’re now exploring an expansion to include student chapters. It seems only natural that APSE open its doors to writers. Writers now can join APSE for $50 annually if their organization is already a member of APSE and $75 if their organization is not a member of APSE.

Management sessions by Poynter's Butch Ward highlight a convention lineup that emphasizes hands-on training.

Meet one of APSE's newest student members, a Temple University senior sponsored by John Quinn of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Several APSE members have answered the call to sponsor and mentor student members. Today, meet another one of those members: Syracuse University senior Tyler Greenawalt sponsored by Jon Glass.

The prospect of APSE student chapters generates a positive response at several universities.

Student chapters should be the next step in student membership for APSE.

The APSE Southeast Region meeting will take place Monday, April 21 at the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in Birmingham, Ala.

APSE President Tim Stephens outlines a plan for 5 priorities for APSE to tackle during the remainder of his term.