ACP Summer Workshop 2015
Participants in the 2015 Minneapolis workshops discuss their learning experiences.
College Media Association is offering an opportunity for hands-on training this summer. Join us in Minneapolis July 14-17 for a variety of sessions geared toward members' needs.
During the Spring 2016 College Media Association convention in New York, the CMA board hosted a series of sessions designed to gauge member interest in forming special interest groups around the topics of diversity, business and multimedia. The response was very positive and these groups are now up and running.
The following winners of the 2016 David L. Adams Apple Awards contest were announced Tuesday, March 15, 2016 at the College Media Association conference in New York City.
College Media Association is excited to announce that Student Media Program Standards have been added to the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education Professional Standards for Higher Education. CMA members contributed to the development of the standards and are pleased they have passed.
Shirley Quate, a longtime member of CMA's predecessor, the National Council of College Publications Advisers (NCCPA), passed away on January 26, 2016. Shirley was a contributor to conventions and NCCPA. Shirley was a friend and colleague of many CMA members, she will be greatly missed.
Make plans now to attend the Spring National College Media Convention 2016, March 12-15 in New York City.
College Media Association is sad to report that Ron Spielberger has died after a massive stroke and heart attack following surgery earlier this month.
It’s with pleasure that we announce that ACP and CMA will be collaborating on the 2017 Fall National College Media Convention in Dallas, Texas. The event will be the largest annual gathering of college journalism/media students and their advisers. We hope to deliver the consistently excellent convention that our members appreciate.
CMA is accepting submissions of original, non-published research in the form of either abstracts or research papers on all aspects of college media and advising college media. Papers will undergo a blind review process, and top research will be presented at the Spring 2016 CMA conference in New York.
College Media Association is relieved that the tensions between the media and the protesters at University of Missouri appear to be de-escalating. CMA commends both the photographer Tim Tai and the student journalist shooting the now-famous video, Mark Schierbecker, for remaining professional and for understanding and asserting their rights as guaranteed by the First Amendment.
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