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ALL SEMINARS
| 4/5/2003 - 4/6/2003 |
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National Writers Workshop (NWW) - Portland, Ore.
A weekend of learning and celebrating the craft of writing all across America. Regional locations help keep travel time and costs to a minimum. A collaborative effort between Poynter and six sponsors. NWW is the best training bargain in America: a low-cost weekend with the best writers, editors, and coaches, who donate their time and energy to help you improve your reporting, writing, and editing. Become part of a national community of writers committed to their craft at one of several sites that attract as many as 5,000 journalists and other writers.
Please register directly with the site you wish to attend. (Do not use a Poynter seminar nomination form.) Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Each application must be accompanied by payment to cover tuition cost.
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| 4/12/2003 - 4/13/2003 |
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National Writers Workshops (NWW) - Hartford, Conn., and St. Louis
A weekend of learning and celebrating the craft of writing all across America. Regional locations help keep travel time and costs to a minimum. A collaborative effort between Poynter and six sponsors. NWW is the best training bargain in America: a low-cost weekend with the best writers, editors, and coaches, who donate their time and energy to help you improve your reporting, writing, and editing. Become part of a national community of writers committed to their craft at one of several sites that attract as many as 5,000 journalists and other writers.
Please register directly with the site you wish to attend. (Do not use a Poynter seminar nomination form.) Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Each application must be accompanied by payment to cover tuition cost.
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| 4/26/2003 - 4/26/2003 |
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National Writers Workshop (NWW) - Orange County, Calif.
A weekend of learning and celebrating the craft of writing all across America. Regional locations help keep travel time and costs to a minimum. A collaborative effort between Poynter and six sponsors. NWW is the best training bargain in America: a low-cost weekend with the best writers, editors, and coaches, who donate their time and energy to help you improve your reporting, writing, and editing. Become part of a national community of writers committed to their craft at one of several sites that attract as many as 5,000 journalists and other writers.
Please register directly with the site you wish to attend. (Do not use a Poynter seminar nomination form.) Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Each application must be accompanied by payment to cover tuition cost.
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| 4/26/2003 - 4/27/2003 |
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National Writers Workshop (NWW) - Wilmington, Del.
A weekend of learning and celebrating the craft of writing all across America. Regional locations help keep travel time and costs to a minimum. A collaborative effort between Poynter and six sponsors. NWW is the best training bargain in America: a low-cost weekend with the best writers, editors, and coaches, who donate their time and energy to help you improve your reporting, writing, and editing. Become part of a national community of writers committed to their craft at one of several sites that attract as many as 5,000 journalists and other writers.
Please register directly with the site you wish to attend. (Do not use a Poynter seminar nomination form.) Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Each application must be accompanied by payment to cover tuition cost.
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| 5/31/2003 - 6/1/2003 |
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National Writers Workshop (NWW) - Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
A weekend of learning and celebrating the craft of writing all across America. Regional locations help keep travel time and costs to a minimum. A collaborative effort between Poynter and six sponsors. NWW is the best training bargain in America: a low-cost weekend with the best writers, editors, and coaches, who donate their time and energy to help you improve your reporting, writing, and editing. Become part of a national community of writers committed to their craft at one of several sites that attract as many as 5,000 journalists and other writers.
Please register directly with the site you wish to attend. (Do not use a Poynter seminar nomination form.) Registrations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Each application must be accompanied by payment to cover tuition cost.
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| 9/14/2003 - 9/19/2003 |
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Poynter Ethics Fellows (EFELL)
Travel and hotel paid by Poynter. Poynter brings together a select group of outstanding journalists - sharp thinkers and gifted practitioners who are committed to excellent and ethical journalism. You will explore key issues, including the tensions between journalism and business values, the challenges of covering an increasingly diverse society, and public concerns about invasion of privacy. We'll anchor the sessions in the real-world issues of the newsroom, connecting ethics to craft and leadership. You will strengthen your ethical decision-making and develop techniques for effectively coaching ethics in your newsroom. The Ethics Fellows will come to St. Petersburg for a week in March and four days in December. In the interim, they will stay connected with one another and with Poynter faculty to discuss important ethics issues. Fellows may write articles or essays on ethics for Poynter Online and the Poynter Report.
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| 12/5/2003 - 12/7/2003 |
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National Writers Workshop (NWW) - Cambridge, Mass.
For more information, click here.
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| 1/22/2006 - 1/27/2006 |
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Poynter Leadership Academy
You’ll learn:
- To understand your strengths and challenges through feedback from your newsroom
- To become a more effective leader, coach and conflict manager
- To help your staff practice better journalism in a demanding environment
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| 3/18/2006 - 3/19/2006 |
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National Writers Workshops - Portland, Ore.
You’ll learn:
- Ways to improve your reporting, writing and editing
- From top writers, editors and coaches in a low-cost weekend of training at sites around the country
Sponsor:
The Oregonian
1320 SW Broadway
Portland, OR 97201
Conference Site:
Portland State University
1825 SW Broadway
Portland, OR 97201
Site Director & Contacts:
George Rede, site director
e-mail: nww@news.oregonian.com
Phone: (503) 221-8039
Linda Jensen, executive assistant
e-mail:ljensen@news.oregonian.com
Phone: (503) 221-8144
Tuition: $75 regular rate, $60 for students
Register a group of five and take $5 off each person's registration!
Hotel Reservations:
University Place
310 SW Lincoln St.
Portland, OR 97201
(503) 221-0140 or (866) 845-4647
Room Rate: $79 per night (single or double), plus 11.5% tax, until Feb. 18.
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| 3/25/2006 - 3/26/2006 |
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National Writers Workshops - Wilmington, Del.
You'll learn:
- Ways to improve your reporting, writing and editing
- From top writers, editors and coaches in a low-cost weekend of training at sites around the country
Sponsor:
The News Journal
950 W. Basin Road, New Castle, DE 19720
Box 15505, Wilmington, DE 19850
Site Director & Contacts:
John Sweeney, NWW site director
e-mail: jsweeney@delawareonline.com
Lois Mayhorn, administrative assistant
e-mail: lmayhorn@delawareonline.com
Hotline: (302) 324-2870
Web site: www2.delawareonline.com/workshop2006/
Tuition: $80 regular rate, $25 for fulltime college students
Conference Site:
Doubletree Hotel Wilmington
4727 Concord Pike
Wilmington, DE 19803
Reservations: (302) 478-6000, mention National Writers' Workshop
Room rate: $99 single or double / $109 triple, for a single night plus taxes
Website: www.wilmington.doubletree.com
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