Journalism Education Under Assault Survey
From budget woes to censorship issues, it is a challenging time for high school and college student media throughout California. During the last year, programs and student news outlets have been threatened, ceased publication or abolished  with little or no input from journalism advisers and professors. This fall, the California Journalism Education Coalition (Cal-JEC) is planning two events for advisers/teachers in Northern and Southern California to discuss concerns and problems, learn from each other, and offer solutions as we move forward. The meeting is planned for Sacramento on Sept. 21 and at CSU Northridge on Oct. 19. To start, we need your input so we can plan productive sessions. Please take a few minutes to fill out this form. We will be in touch soon with details about the meetings.
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Describe your program *
What publications does your program produce? *
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What are your main concerns regarding student media? *
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How has your program come under fire recently? Or, what specific difficulties have you experienced? *
For instance, you were forced to drop the print edition of the student newspaper because of financial difficulties or administrative decisions, etc.
If you can attend one of these events please indicate which one. *
Please indicate any issues you would like to see covered at these events that has not been mentioned above.
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