SEJC 2018

Join us for the 2018 Southeast Journalism Conference from Feb. 15-17, 2018, on the campus of Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas.

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Thanks to all who helped make #SEJC2018 happen! We are so happy to have welcomed you to our campus. See you at Middle Tennessee for 2019!

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Journalism Championship Winner
University of Mississippi

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News/Feature Photography Winner
Anna Rogers, Lipscomb University

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Public Relations Winners
Brooke Boshers, Kati Scott, & Emma Bruner, University of Tennessee- Martin

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TV News Reporting Winner
Emily Gibbons, Middle Tennessee State University

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TV Anchoring Winner
Katie Inman, Middle Tennessee State University

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Sports Photography Winner
Marlee Crawford, University of Mississippi

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Sports Writing Winner
Russell Vannozzi, Lipscomb University

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Op-Ed Writing Winner
Aaliyah Mitchel, Austin Peay State University

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Feature Writing Winner
Larshell Green, Southern Louisiana State University

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Design & Page Layout Winner
Khoa Tran, Georgia State University

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Arts & Entertainment Writing Winner
Devons Bose, Middle Tennessee State University

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Copy Editing Winner
Marissa Gaston, Middle Tennessee State

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News Writing Winner
Emmy Lamb, LSU- Shreveport

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Radio News Reporting Winner
Jason Saitta, Belmont University

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Current Events Winner
Ethel Wmedziwendira, University of Mississippi

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Media Ethics, History & Law Winner
Holly Seng, University Tennessee - Martin

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“They hates being called refugees, not evacuees.” - insightful comment from faculty advisor in the audience regarding Hurricane Katrina. #SEJC2018

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“If a black person did it, it would be a crime. If it was a Muslim person, it would have been a terrorist.
It’s not about reporting what’s actually there, it’s about reporting those presuppositions.” - John Kirk on the recent school shooting in FL. #SEJC2018

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“You have to make a commitment to not burn people. You don’t get access by exploiting what people say and photographing them in the worst way. When you build trust, it is amazing what people will let you share for them.” - @philipholsinger