Society of Professional Journalists at the University of Texas at Arlington #spjuta ✏️
Arlington, TX
Joined June 2012
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It’s #WorldPressFreedomDay and today we are remembering journalists who lost their lives trying to get a story as well as showing our support for the media. ✏️📰
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Attention #journalism students: this is a SWEET #internship internship gig where you GET to be reporters. Apply! If you have any questions, ask away or DM. #EIJNews @spjlv @spjuta @spj_ou @UNT_SPJ @Tamusaspj @txbroadcasters
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"The addition of coronavirus special coverage at a local level, aggregated from across publishers, means readers will be able to track stories without having to hop around different sites or apps from area newspapers or broadcasters." tcrn.ch/2UnIr0l
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The annual Excellence in Journalism conference provides professional development resources, networking opportunities and loads of fun for all journalists in attendance. #EIJ19 was one of the most attended yet. Join us for #EIJ20 in Washington, D.C.
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Good Monday morning, UTA students! We’re one week away from Spring Break. Give it your all this week. I know you can!
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I’ll be chatting with students from @spjuta today about the @JHistoryJournal podcast and how to start your own dream podcast. Come by FA 122 at noon today if you’re on campus!
Glad you liked them!
Nice surprise waiting in the office on this #ValentinesDay2020! Now checking for the subpoena hidden inside...
Come see us in the Comm Building on Monday or Tuesday and write a note to your favorite professor!💕✏️
Due to inclement weather, we have decided to reschedule this tabling event until the spring semester. More details will follow at a later date.
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If you've ever wondered how @nytimes puts together its front page, below is an interesting thread. And to those of you who design pages, how does this compare to your process?
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