Kudos to David Salazar, one of our chapter’s four teen members, for being named the New Mexico High School Journalist of the Year. Salazar, editor-in-chief for Santa Fe High School’s The Demon Rattler, also contributes regularly to Generation Next in The New Mexican. Salazar will attend Columbia University in the Read more…
Tom Johnson, professor emeritus of journalism at San Francisco State University and visiting prof at Columbia University, is giving a one day workshop on self-publishing Saturday, March 5, at the Sage Inn, 725 Cerrillos Road, in Santa Fe. He’ll talk about the latest print-on-demand programs available via Internet. Cost of Read more…
By David L. Brown, President The Rio Grande chapter’s first event of the year took place January 26, thanks to the efforts of board member Dan Vukelich who did yeoman’s duty in planning and organizing the “Media Law Seminar” featuring attorneys Jim Dines and Gregory Williams. The noon-hour event took Read more…
By David L. Brown, President This is an update on the state of your SPJ chapter as we get started into the new year. At its January meeting the board of directors approved several key organizational changes. I have been appointed as president for a period of 120 days, after Read more…
By Peter St. Cyr, VP Communications Is the mountain calling you? Check out KTAO’s, the world’s first solar powered radio station’s posting for a volunteer DJ. And, if you’re an urban dweller there’s two new posts for 2KASA Fox. Details on the Jobs and Gigs page.
By David L. Brown, President On December 6, 2010 the Rio Grande Chapter put on a townhall meeting on ethics in journalism, thanks to a grant from the Sigma Delta Chi Foundation, part of the Society of Professional Journalists. The event, which took place at the studios of KNME-TV, the Read more…