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Committees

Here's a look at APSE committee membership:

Olympics
John Cherwa, Los Angeles Times
Erik Hall, Charleston, Il.
David Campbell, Cleveland Plain Dealer
Courtney Linehan, Times of NW Indiana
Matt Vita, Washington Post
Scott Monserud, Denver Post
Mary Byrne, USA TODAY
Mike James, Los Angeles Times

Commissioners
Jeff Rosen, Kansas City Star
Josh Barnett, USA Today
Drew van Esselstyn, (Newark) Star-Ledger
Scott Thurston, Boston Globe

Internet contest
Scott Monserud, Denver Post
Erik Hall, Charleston, IL
Melissa Geisler, Yahoo! Sports
Jim Luttrell, New Tork Times
Todd M. Adams, San Diego Union-Tribune
Matt Vita, Washington Post
David Campbell, Cleveland Plain Dealer
Paul Pfeifer, Naples Daily News

Outreach
Paul Vigna, The Patriot-News
Erik Hall, Charleston, IL
Larry Graham, ESPN.com
Melvin George
Richard "Dick" Johnson

Regions
Paul Vigna, The Patriot-News

Contest
Mike James, Los Angeles Times
Erik Hall, Charleston, IL
Todd M. Adams, San Diego Union-Tribune
John Bednarowski, Marietta Daily Journal
Tommy Deas, Tuscaloosa News

Futures and Internet
Scott Monserud, Denver Post
Robert Gagliardi, Wyoming Tribune Eagle
Greg Brownell, The Post-Star
Jeff Kuehn, The Oakland Press
Jim Luttrell, New York Times
John Quinn, Philadelphia Inquirer
Todd M. Adams, San Diego Union-Tribune

Grass roots
Paul Vigna, The Patriot-News
Erik Hall, Charleston, IL
Mike Szvetitz, Opelika-Auburn News
Paul Pfeifer, Naples Dally News

Conference
Phil Kaplan, Knoxville News Sentinel
John Bednarowski, Marietta Daily Journal
Mike Szvetitz, Opelika-Auburn News
David Campbell, Cleveland Plain Dealer
Melissa Geisler, Yahoo! Sports
Jerry Micco, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Website
Scott Monserud, Denver Post
Paul Pfeifer, Naples Daily News

Professional development
Paul Vigna, The Patriot-News
Michael Peters, Tulsa World
Ron Fritz, Baltimore Sun

Legal affairs
Mary Byrne, USA TODAY

Officers

Gerry Ahern

Gerry Ahern

President
USA Today

Tim Stephens

Tim Stephens

First Vice President
CBSSports.com

Mike Sherman

Mike Sherman

Second Vice President
The Oklahoman

Tommy Deas

Tommy Deas

Third Vice President
Tuscaloosa News

Jack Berninger

Jack Berninger

Executive Director
Richmond Times-Dispatch
(retired)

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In the News

Jan 30, 2013NABJ commits $1,000 to APSE’s Diversity Fellowship Program

The National Association of Black Journalists has committed a $1,000 sponsorship to APSE’s Diversity Fellowship Program, joining the Association for Women in Sports Media, Digital First Media, the USA Today Sports Media Group, The Sporting News and U-T San Diego as gold-level sponsors.

Jan 24, 2013New York Times sports editor leaving for ProPublica

New York Times sports editor Joe Sexton is leaving for a senior editing job at ProPublica.

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Blogs

Aug 6, 2012Third Vice President’s column: Reach out to smaller papers that are not APSE members

 By Tommy DeasExecutive Sports EditorThe Tuscaloosa (Ala.) News First, let me extend my thanks and appreciation to those who elected me to this position and to all the old friends I got to see and new friends I got to meet at the Summer Conference in Chicago.The Third Vice President’s chair was created to give a [...]

Jul 28, 2012President’s column: The time is now to invest in the future of APSE

Sponsoring a student through APSE’s new Student Outreach Initiative is a great way to give back to the organization and the future of sports journalism. APSE President Gerry Ahern calls on APSE members to recruit and sponsor one college student as a member of the organization. The students can come from your alma mater or your coverage area. The $25 fee will give the students access to the minds and events that will shape the future of sports journalism.