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CATA News |
Wednesday, November 9, 2005
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CONTENTS FOUND BELOW CATA Announcements |
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| Directors Guild-Producer Training Plan: Assistant
Directors Training Program: the A.D.T.P. recruits a divers
group of applicants from across the United States and provided
selected candidates with education, training and paid experience in
professional settings, facilitating their development into
successful Assistant Directors. The Training Program's
ultimate goal is to proved the Director's Guild of America and the
Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers with Assistant
Directors of the highest quality and professionalism.
for additional information visit their website: www.trainingplan.org email them at: mail@trainingplan.org call them at: 818-386-2545 |
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| Urban Studies Program Chicago: Over 350 internship
sites, law and criminal justice, health care, environment,
journalism and the media, community organizing and social justice
advocacy, politics and planning, school reform and education,
children and youth, social work and community service, gender
issues, philanthropy, historical and cultural institutions,
businesses, marketing and public relations.
for additional information visit their website: www.acm.edu/urbandstudy email them at: urbanstudies@acm.edu call them at: 312-915-0919 |
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| Mass Connections: Become the Personality behind the
Product! High-energy, spirited personalities are the product
spokespersons for Brands in Retailers nationwide. If you've
got the charisma and style to represent products in-store and
encourage sales, then you're perfect!
Most projects are weekends and start at $70 for a 5 hour event!
for additional information visit: www.eventsandpromotions.com |
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| DC Interns: Internships--Competitive placements
with premier media organizations Classes--Up to nine hours of credit from Georgetown University Housing--Furnished on-campus apartments in the heart of DC Site Briefings--The White House, The U.S. Capitol, The State Department Guest Lectures--With Washington's top print and broadcast journalists Leadership Development--Leadership and career building activities Scholarships--Over half of all students receive full or partial funding based on need and merit.
for additional information visit: www.dcinternships.org |
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| Thomas L. Phillips Collegiate Journalism Award: The
Thomas L. Phillips Collegiate Journalism Award recognizes excellence
in well-sourced news stories or analytical reports in colligate
publications that demonstrate an understanding of the basic ideas
supporting a free society, including freedom of the press, freedom
of speech and free market economic principles.
First Place: $5000 Second Place: $2500 Third Place: $1000
for additional information please visit: www.tfas.org/programs/ipjawards.htm |
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| Purdue University: The Department of English and
Philosophy at Purdue University Calumet wishes to announce the 14th
annual Undergraduate Conference. This year we are calling for
abstracts of papers in American studies, communication, history,
(American and World), philosophy, political, science, popular
culture, psychology, rhetoric and composition, sociology, and
women's studies written by undergraduates.
Abstracts must be postmarked no later than January 31, 2006. The conference will be held on Friday afternoon, April 21 and Saturday April 22, 2006.
Abstracts should be no more that 250 words, double spaced, and should include: Student's name University Address Telephone Number Email Address Paper Title
Mail to: Professor Clement Stacy Department of English and Philosophy Purdue University Calumet 2200 169th St Hammond, IN 46323-2094
email: ugconf@calumet.purdue.edu |
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| WEIU Paid Internship: WEIU-TV will give qualified
upper-class students a full-time HANDS-ON Internship to create
television news for our 5:30 weeknight broadcast. Through the
WEIU-TV Broadcast News Summer Internship Program every intern works
full-time to prepare, create, and deliver broadcast news.
for additional information visit: www.weiu.net |
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| Hearst Newspapers: Applications for the year 2006
will be accepted through December 1, 2005. In January 2006, a
panel of Hearst editors and non-Hearst judges will select finalists
to be considered for up to eight available openings. The
finalists will participate in a screening and interviewing process,
and as many as eight people will be selected by the first week in
April. After a short orientation program at the end of August,
each of the individuals selected will complete three to four job
rotations over a two-year period in small, medium and large markets.
At the end of the two-year fellowship, editors will have the
opportunity to offer jobs to the program participants.
for additional information visit: www.hearstfellowships.com |
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| Radio and Television News
Directors Foundation: 2006 Scholarships
Ed Bradley $10,000 Scholarship Ken Kashiwahara $2,500 Scholarship Carole Simpson $2,000 Scholarship Lou and Carol Prato $1,000 Sports Reporting Scholarship Mike Reynolds $1,000 Scholarship Presidents' $2,500 Scholarships Abe Schechter $2,000 Graduate Scholarship
for additional scholarship information visit: www.rtndf.org |
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"Reading" Television and the Movies A CATA 101 Convocation
Dr. Benita Dilley, (Ph.D. University of Iowa) Associate Professor of Communication and Theatre Arts at Monmouth College
11am, Tuesday, November 22 Dahl Chapel and Auditorium
Perfecting Phronesis: How to Know What YOU Know, How YOU Know It, and How Communication is an Epistemic Process |
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| The key to being a knowledgeable and literate person in society and in our chosen professions is to know how we learn the information we accept as legitimate. This presentation will discuss what role the media (television, radio, film, recorded music, and internet) play in constructing the information that most Americans use to shape their lives and decisions. | |
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