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BEA2012

9:00am PDT

One on one with Mark Saxenmeyer: Reality TV with a Purpose Pavilion 1

10:30am PDT

Convergence Redefined: Newsrooms Look Toward New Types of Partnerships Conference Room 5

12:00pm PDT

Face to Face with Facebook and Other Social Media in the Classroom Pavilion 3 Ethics and Ddiversity in the Classroom and the Professions Conference Room 5

1:30pm PDT

Performance as the “Tipping Point”: Teaching Students to Win the Resume Video…and the Job Pavilion 3

3:00pm PDT

Fairness in the Pressbox: Who Can Fans Trust When the Teams Control so Many of the Platforms? Pavilion 3

11:45am PDT

Covering Campaigns and Candidates: Teaching Students to Report Beyond the Rhetoric and Focus on Issues that Matter to a Local, State and National Audience Pavilion 3

1:15pm PDT

Integrating College Newscasts with Companion Websites and Social Media Components: Where Do I Start? Pavilion 11

2:45pm PDT

AIRCHECK: Student Newscasts - How to Maximize Experience and Value Pavilion 11

4:15pm PDT

Curriculum Swapshop on Solo Journalism: Teaching Strategies, Assignments, Exercises, Activities, Tools and Resources to Prepare Students to go it Alone as a Journalist Pavilion 2 Implementing Professional Standards in Your Student Media Newscast Conference Room 5

9:15am PDT

The New Mini-cams: Do we Need BIG Cameras to Teach News Video? Pavilion 1

10:45am PDT

Teaching Broadcast News Through Convergence and Collaboration Pavilion 11

9:00am PDT

New Technology, New Uses: Emerging Uses for Emerging Media Conference Room 1 Student Media's Role During Crisis: Hoping for the Best, Preparing for the Worst Conference Room 2

10:30am PDT

The Business of TV News Conference Room 5

12:00pm PDT

The Muslim Student-Anchor: Is Traditional Religious Dress Appropriate? Conference Room 5