SEJ 2007

Video and Audio for Journalists/Scientists Session

Now posted! Feast on your choice of recording of Friday breakfast session Can This Relationship Be Saved? Why Journalists and Scientists Just Don't Communicate.

Friday's Craft I Sessions Audios (2)

Here are audios for both of Friday's Craft I sessions: The Freelance Pitch-Slam, in which magazine editors took 60-second pitches from attendees, and Toxicological Curve Balls, on topsy-turvy, counterintuitive new findings on doses of poisons.

Two More Session Audios Available

Two additional audios have been posted to SEJ's conference coverage page. One is for Saturday's Concurrent Sessions 3: THE CLIMATE: Feverish Temperatures: Human Health on a Warmer Planet, where panelists discussed changing ecosystems and their life forms, evolving diseases and the potential impacts on human health. The second is for Sunday's Environmental Myths of the West: Will Your Next Story Be a Lie? with NPR environment correspondent John Nielsen interviewing Patricia Limerick, myth-buster, historian, professor and faculty director of the Center of the American West at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

M.A. Program Info at SEJ 2007

If you are looking for alternatives to move you towards the next step up in your career, please look me up at SEJ 2007. (That's my picture.)

The USC/Annenberg School of Journalism, where I teach, has created an M.A. Program in Specialized Journalism that offers professionals the chance to work with scientists, urban affairs and public policy experts at a major university, earn an M.A. degree and pick up new media skills.

Here's more information on this program, and how to find me at the SEJ conference...