So you wanna work in pro sports?
Get the inside scoop with our special guests — professional staff from the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury. Learn about career pathways within professional sports from the team strength and conditioning coach, sports psychologist, physical therapist, dietician, general manager and more. Gain information, ask them your questions and get the opportunity to network and make crucial connections. This is an event you won’t want to miss!
Dwight Witherspoon – Water Rights Unit Attorney Navajo Nation Department of Justice, presentation to students on the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement and inform students of Navajo Summer Internships with the Navajo Department of Justice, possible semester internships and future positions with Navajo DOJ.
Come join Edson students, families, faculty and staff at the Edson College Mix and Mingle on Friday, October 24th from 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. in Health North 110. This is a casual opportunity to interact with our entire Edson community and share what’s going on at the college during the university-wide Family Weekend event this fall. Come as you are and stay as long as you can – Light refreshments will be provided!
Join this discussion about the current state of the news industry and what might lie ahead. Hear from experts in the field and bring your own ideas to contribute to the conversation.
Panelists:
Leonard Downie Jr., Cronkite’s Weil Family Professor of Journalism and former executive editor of The Washington Post
Amy Mitchell, executive director of the Center for News, Technology and Innovation
Risk-Informed Collaborative Interventions for Intimate Partner Violence presented by Jill Messing, MSW, Ph.D.
This event offers an opportunity to engage with current research and connect with SSW Faculty.
Join us in celebration of photojournalism at the Cronkite School as we recognize the top three student winners and honor the legacy of ASU alum Greg Crowder.
The Greg Crowder Memorial Photojournalism Award was created in 2010 to honor Cronkite alumnus and photojournalist Greg Crowder. His parents, Troy and Betsy Crowder of Chandler, Arizona, established the Greg Crowder Memorial Photojournalism Award and an endowment at the Cronkite School to honor the life and spirit of their late son.
Pitching the story is what makes the best journalists stand out. Instead of waiting for an assignment, game or a press conference, this session will help journalists identify sources for story ideas anywhere they work. See 50 examples from some of the best enterprising reporters around the country. Learn tips and tricks for finding ideas and turning them into stories. This is perfect for students and practicing journalists who want to upgrade their story pitch and find great ideas.
Join Cronkite School Assistant Clinical Professor Jim Jacoby for a 90-minute deep dive into motion graphics. He’ll show you how he uses Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects to create captivating visuals, and he’ll talk about what grabs attention on social media (and what doesn’t).
This workshop will be held in a computer lab, so you do not have to bring a laptop or specialized equipment. However, if you are familiar with the Adobe suite and already edit video on your laptop, please feel free to bring it with you.
This in-person gathering will delve into the critical role of local in serving Arizona’s vibrant Latino community. Together, we will examine how the current media landscape meets the unique needs of Latino audiences. Through an engaging discussion, we’ll also identify existing gaps in coverage and explore innovative opportunities to build a more inclusive, representative, and resilient news ecosystem for the region.
