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Day 4: Reynolds Week 2013 – Strictly Financials resources

By on Jan 14, 2013 in Reynolds Week, Reynolds Week 2013, TrendingTopic

Below are session recordings, PowerPoint presentations and handouts from Day 3 of Reynolds Business Journalism Week 2012, which consists of concurrent four-day seminars: one for business journalists called Strictly Financials, and one for professors on how to teach business journalism.

Gary Trennepohl, professor of finance at Oklahoma State University, led Day 4′s Strictly Financials sessions as fellows further explored financial statements.

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Day 4: Reynolds Week 2013 – Business Journalism Professors resources

By on Jan 14, 2013 in Reynolds Week, Reynolds Week 2013, TrendingTopic

Below are session recordings, PowerPoint presentations and handouts from Day 4 of Reynolds Business Journalism Week 2012, which consists of concurrent four-day seminars: one for business journalists called Strictly Financials, and one for professors on how to teach business journalism.

The business journalism professors discussed best ways to jumpstart their business journalism program with Reynolds Center President and Endowed Chair Andrew Leckey. Mark Tatge of DePauw University explained tips for including multimedia in business journalism classes.

The professors also discussed editors’ expectations and how to prepare students for the job market with Leckey, Ilana Lowery of Phoenix Business Journal, and Kathy Tulumello of The Arizona Republic.

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Day 3: Reynolds Week 2013 – Strictly Financials resources

By on Jan 14, 2013 in Reynolds Week, Reynolds Week 2013, TrendingTopic

Below are session recordings, PowerPoint presentations and handouts from Day 3 of Reynolds Business Journalism Week 2012, which consists of concurrent four-day seminars: one for business journalists called Strictly Financials, and one for professors on how to teach business journalism.

Gary Trennepohl, professor of finance at Oklahoma State University, led Day 3′s Strictly Financials sessions as fellows further explored financial statements.

Session Recordings

 

 

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Day 3: Reynolds Week 2013 – Business Journalism Professors resources

By on Jan 14, 2013 in Reynolds Week, Reynolds Week 2013, TrendingTopic

Below are session recordings, PowerPoint presentations and handouts from Day 3 of Reynolds Business Journalism Week 2012, which consists of concurrent four-day seminars: one for business journalists called Strictly Financials, and one for professors on how to teach business journalism.

The business journalism professors continued their exploration of financial statements with Jimmy Gentry, professor and former dean at the School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas.

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Day 2: Reynolds Week 2013 – Business Journalism Professors resources

By on Jan 14, 2013 in Reynolds Week, Reynolds Week 2013, TrendingTopic

Below are session recordings, PowerPoint presentations and handouts from Day 2 of Reynolds Business Journalism Week 2012, which consists of concurrent four-day seminars: one for business journalists called Strictly Financials, and one for professors on how to teach business journalism.

The business journalism professors studied with the following Reynolds Center chairs: Pam Luecke, from Washington and Lee University; Randy Smith, from the Missouri School of Journalism; and Alan Deutschman, from the University of Nevada, Reno.

Arizona State University professors Steve Doig and Chris Lavelle also presented, along with Mike Wong, director of career services at ASU’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

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Day 2: Reynolds Week 2013 – Strictly Financials resources

By on Jan 07, 2013 in Reynolds Week, Reynolds Week 2013, TrendingTopic

Below are session recordings, PowerPoint presentations and handouts from Day 2 of Reynolds Business Journalism Week 2012, which consists of concurrent four-day seminars: one for business journalists called Strictly Financials, and one for professors on how to teach business journalism.

The Strictly Financials fellows continued their exploration of financial statements with Jimmy Gentry, professor and former dean at the School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Kansas.

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Handouts (PDF)

 

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Day 1: Reynolds Week 2013 – Business Journalism Professors resources

By on Jan 04, 2013 in Reynolds Week, Reynolds Week 2013

Below are session recordings, PowerPoint presentations and handouts from Day 1 of Reynolds Business Journalism Week 2013, which consists of concurrent four-day seminars: one for business journalists called Strictly Financials, and one for professors on how to teach business journalism.

The business journalism professors studied classroom organization and syllabus writing with Chris Roush of the University of North Carolina.

Business Journalists as Investigators

Jim Steele, contributing editor at Vanity Fair, presents “Business Journalists as Investigators” to both groups of fellows. A two-time Pulitzer winner, Steele provides tips for developing and executing investigative projects.

Business Journalists as Investigators by Pulitzer-winner Jim Steele from Reynolds Center on Vimeo.

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Day 1: Reynolds Week 2013 – Strictly Financials resources

By on Jan 04, 2013 in Reynolds Week, Reynolds Week 2013

Below are session recordings, PowerPoint presentations and handouts from Day 1 of Reynolds Business Journalism Week 2013, which consists of concurrent four-day seminars: one for business journalists called Strictly Financials, and one for professors on how to teach business journalism.

The Strictly Financials Seminar fellows, who are professional journalists, studied markets and sources with Jimmy Gentry of the University of Kansas.

Business Journalists as Investigators

Jim Steele, contributing editor at Vanity Fair, presents “Business Journalists as Investigators” to both groups of fellows. A two-time Pulitzer winner, Steele provides tips for developing and executing investigative projects.

VIDEO COMING SOON!

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The Business of Me: Self-guided training

By on Jul 31, 2012 in Career tips, Entrepreneurs, Self-guided training, Selling yourself, Social media/community, Tools/tech, Training Archives

The pre-UNITY Convention workshop, “The Business of Me,” was originally held Aug. 1, 2012.

Mark S. Luckie, Twitter’s creative content manager for journalism and the media, offers tips for professional branding and marketing, pitching ideas, as well as financial and time management.

Learn five key action items to advance your career as an entrepreneur.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

How to:

  • Turn your idea into a business
  • Brand yourself and project your worth
  • Pitch your idea
  • Build a community of followers
  • Find funding
  • Manage your time and finances


YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Mark S. Luckie is Twitter’s creative content manager for journalism and the media. He left a position as the social media editor for The Washington Post in 2012. He founded the 10,000 Words blog in 2007 and sold it to Mediabistro in 2010.

SELF-GUIDED LESSON

Check out the resources below. At your own pace, you can walk through the self-guided lesson on professional and career management.

 
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