It is never worth it to give yourself up for someone else to be a little more comfortable. You’re not living my life, you are going to die at some point and I have to keep living."-Axel Moss of Equality Michigan Thursday, July 25th, three speakers (virtually and in-person) attend a panel to speak on transgender issues and their relevance to journalism. The panel is made of … [Read more...] about The Pendulum Keeps Swinging | Axel Moss, Kalib Watson and Jonathan Gaston-Falk Tackle Transgender Issues in Media
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Level Up: Leadership, A Missing Class Returns After A Hiatus
Level Up: Leadership for Student Media Teacher, C.E. Sikkenga having a one on one conference with a group of students. Level Up: Leadership for Student Media is a class that has made a return after a long time off for this year’s MIPA journalism workshop. This noteworthy class has been headed by C.E. Sikkenga, the instructor for the returning workshop. Sikkenga … [Read more...] about Level Up: Leadership, A Missing Class Returns After A Hiatus
Julie Price offers advice, shares experiences at press conference
Julie Seraphinoff Price always followed the work of journalists. Whether they were covering the Watergate scandal, the Vietnam War, or smaller things, Price always woke up to newspapers on the table. She liked reading it, became interested in writing it and soon decided to become involved with her high school yearbook. After around 47 years in journalism, including 28 at … [Read more...] about Julie Price offers advice, shares experiences at press conference
Beyond the Mic with Dan Dickerson
At a little Ohio liberal arts school north of Columbus, Dan Dickerson walked into the campus radio station while visiting his brother. After becoming the radio DJ for a short while, Dickerson wanted to tap into his sports junkie side and tried calling Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops football. The team was “god awful,” according to Dickerson, but that moment was the start of what … [Read more...] about Beyond the Mic with Dan Dickerson
