Last Updated: December 29, 2000
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ASNE Institute
for Journalism Excellence
The ASNE Institute for Journalism Excellence, which just completed
its sixth year with funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation,
builds stronger ties between newspapers and the academy. More than 100
journalism faculty have taken part in a seven-week program that includes
a six week, hands-on job in a newsroom. ASNE Fellows receive a $5,500 stipend,
plus paid transportation and housing. Educators and newspaper editors interested
in learning about the Institute may contact ASNE Project Director Cristal
Williams at 703-453-1138.
API 2000 journalism educators contact list
Dorine Bethea, Missouri School of Journalism, dorine_bethea@jmail.jour.missouri.edu
Kenton Bird, University of Idaho, kbird@uidaho.edu
John Chapin, Pennsylvania State University, Jrc11@psu.edu
Terry Clark, University of Central Oklahoma, tclark@ucok.edu
Kerry Green, University of Queensland, Australia, k.green@mailbox.uq.edu.au
Allison Hess, Weber State College, ahess@weber.edu
Mark Hinojosa, Chicago Tribune, mhinojosa@tribune.com
Les Hyder, Eastern Illinois University, cflrh@eiu.edu
John Irby, Washington State University, jirby@wsu.edu
Janet Kaye, Buffalo State College, kayeja@buffalostate.edu
Al May, George Washington University, almay@gwu.edu
Shawn Murphy, State University of New York, shawn.murphy@plattsburgh.edu
Earnest Perry, Texas Christian University, e.perry@tcu.edu
Stephen Quinn, Deakin University, Australia, squinn@deakin.edu.au
Mike Real, Ohio University, real@oak.cats.ohiou.edu
Michael Smith, Regent University, drsmith@regent.edu
Steve Thurston, Montgomery College/Rockwell, sthursto@mc.cc.md.us
Kim Walsh-Childers, University of Florida, kwchilde@jou.ufl.edu
