Archive for March, 2010
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Explanatory reporting, 40,000-100,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Project Reporting, Over 250,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Project Reporting, Under 40,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Breaking News Story, 100,000-250,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Feature Stories, 100,000-250,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Project Reporting, 100,000-250,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Column Writing, Over 250,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Column Writing, 40,000-100,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Feature Stories, Under 40,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Results for the 2009 APSE Contest, in Project Reporting, 40,000-100,000, released from the APSE Winter Meetings in Kissimmee, Fla.
Officers
President
Salt Lake Tribune
First Vice President
USA Today
Second Vice President
Orlando Sentinel
Third Vice President
Williamsport (Pa.)
Sun-Gazette
Executive Director
Richmond Times-Dispatch (retired)
In the News
Digital First Media has committed a $1,000 sponsorship to APSE’s Diversity Fellowship Program, joining The Sporting News as a gold-level sponsor of APSE’s sports journalism management training program for women and editors of color.
Two students from the National Sports Journalism Center student news bureau are covering the Kentucky Derby, and their copy is available for use free of charge by APSE members.APSE has a partnership with Indiana University and the NSJC.
more In the News »
“@SchlossmanGF: RT @APSE_sportmedia: APME sends letter about sports credentialing concerns to NCAA. http://t.co/5Vnss1Zc” NCAA = Bullying
RT @Schottey: Should NCAA's watchdog be decrying ethics? (@romenesko) MT @APSE_sportmedia: 4 ways social media has deteriorated... http://t.co/XxQslbIk
2 errors in media's letter is embarrassing. MT @APSE_sportmedia: Credential concerns w NCAA tourney http://t.co/8cmEERkJ
