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AEJMC Business Laptop Stolen, Attendees Financial Information Remains Intact An AEJMC Dell business laptop was stolen Friday night from the convention registration room on the B2 floor of the San Francisco Marriott.
[ Story by Abigail Palmer ]
Saturday, Aug 5 2006 6:14 PM

An Intimate Look at the Pulitzer-winning Stories Davidson is one of five 2006 Pulitzer Prize winners who shared behind-the-scenes details about the stories they investigated, lived through and continue to care about during a Friday afternoon AEJMC session.
[ Story by Abigail Palmer ]
Friday, Aug 4 2006 8:39 PM

Press Freedoms, Protections Supported by AEJMC Resolutions AEJMC members approved several resolutions at their business meeting Friday supporting the First Amendment and the rights of student journalists and endorsed the idea of extending the organization’s support of free press issues to high schools.
[ Story by Abigail Palmer and Jaqueline Tomco ]
Friday, Aug 4 2006 5:50 PM

Wanta Becomes Next President Wayne Wanta, a University of Missouri journalism professor, will become AEJMC president Friday.
[ Story by Abigail Palmer ]
Friday, Aug 4 2006 1:02 PM

Donald Shaw Wins Research Award The Paul J. Deutschmann Award for Excellence in Research was awarded Thursday to longtime University of North Carolina professor Donald L. Shaw, who accepted the prize surrounded by his colleagues, students and family members at a standing-room only session.
[ Story by Abigail Palmer ]
Thursday, Aug 3 2006 8:41 PM

Women Still Lagging Behind Men in Tenure Women are four times more likely than men to believe they will be evaluated negatively for tenure, according to a survey of AEJMC members released Thursday.
[ Story by Abigail Palmer ]
Thursday, Aug 3 2006 7:20 PM

Dr. Molly Carnes Pushes for Women’s Rights When Dr. Molly Carnes received tenure in 1990 as a professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, it didn’t take long for her to realize that she was the only woman with tenure in her department.
[ Story by Abigail Palmer ]
Thursday, Aug 3 2006 6:57 PM

Protecting Creativity in the Digital Age Stanford University law professor Lawrence Lessig showed up to deliver his keynote speech Wednesday night unshaven and fresh from a family vacation in Costa Rica. He wanted to address a problem journalism educators cannot ignore: the potential chill existing laws may have on Internet creativity.
[ Story by Abigail Palmer and Jacqueline Tomco ]
Thursday, Aug 3 2006 12:44 AM

First Amendment Lessons Made Real Award winners of the AEJMC “Best Practices in Teaching the First Amendment” competition shared ideas Wednesday on how to make the five freedoms of speech, press, religion, petition and assembly stick in their students’ minds. The ideas were diverse but all stressed the importance of student engagement.
[ Story by Abigail Palmer ]
Wednesday, Aug 2 2006 10:18 PM

About Us The AEJMC Reporter is a daily student newspaper serving the 2006 annual convention of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication in San Francisco, Calif.
[ Story by Staff ]
Wednesday, Aug 2 2006 9:25 PM