Join Studio SPJ on Saturday Aug. 10 at noon (Mountain time) when our guest will be M. E. Sprengelmeyer, reporter and publisher of the Guadalupe County Communicator. Before purchasing the weekly paper in New Mexico in 2009, Sprengelmeyer worked at the Rocky Mountain News, where he served in the paper’s Read more
Like to bowl? Want to hang out with your colleagues and drink beer (or the non-alcoholic beverage of your choice)? Come to Lucky 66 Bowling in Los Ranchos, NM for the “Hacks versus Flacks” Bowling Extravaganza. The New Mexico Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America has invited our Read more
Astrid Galvan is leaving the Albuquerque Journal to go back to school. The paper is looking for a replacement. Here is the skinny: The Albuquerque Journal is looking for a seasoned reporter to cover higher education in New Mexico. Much of the beat focuses on the University of New Mexico, Read more
The Santa Fe Institute is offering a new fellowship for journalists to study complex systems in science. National and international journalists with a demonstrated interest in and record of reporting about matters related to complex systems are considered and selected for the paid, residential fellowship in Santa Fe, N.M. The Read more
There’s still time to enter your work into the Bartlett & Steele Awards for Investigative Business Journalism. Entries must have appeared in the year ending June 30, 2013. The deadline for submission is Aug. 1 and each media outlet may submit no more than two entries. The awards are named Read more
BuzzFeed is sponsoring a year-long fellowship in honor of investigative journalist Michael Hastings, who died in June in a car crash. You can read more about Hastings’ amazing work at his Wiki. His profile of General Stanley McChrystal in Rolling Stone led to the general’s resignation and won a George Read more