The Society for Collegiate Journalists at SCAD

Professor Beth Concepción talks TV at our Eat and Educate series

At 9 a.m. Friday, Feb. 5, in the first floor conference room of Keys Hall, we’ll hold a talk in our Eat and Educate series, sponsored by the SCAD chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists (SCJ).

We’ll be serving breakfast and Beth Concepción, a writing professor at SCAD, will present a talk on television programming and promotion. District will soon be launching a series of Web shows, and anyone interested in having a TV show

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SCAD Sustainability Council panel discussion

The SCAD Sustainability Council and the SCAD chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists are holding a panel discussion on how media coverage has shaped public understanding of sustainability. It will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 27, from 7-9 p.m. at the River Club.

Scheduled to participate are Bill Dawers, a columnist for the Savannah Morning News, Orlando Montoya, news producer for Georgia Public Radio, and Jim Morekis, editor-in-chief of Connect Savannah.

Admission is free, and

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The Society for Collegiate Journalists at SCAD encourages student participation in SCAD’s student media groups and promotes the understanding and the support of freedom of student expression including freedom of speech and press for all college students.

SCJ teaches the ethics, techniques and mechanics of such media to encourage student participation in local campus communications, journalism and other media. The group works to strengthen the student media of publishing and broadcasting and to promote theunderstanding and the support of freedom of student expression including freedom of speech and press for all college students.

SCJ urges adequate and stable financing by the college for student media. The group rewards student communicators for their efforts, services, and accomplishments by admitting those students into its membership.