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Leadership and the Real World

Uniting the themes of recruiting new staffers and taking on challenges, here’s the second installment of EIC Live.

 

Meet the amazing Casey Medlin, who was a three-staff student journalist at Cape Fear Academy in Wilmington, N.C. You read that right — newspaper, lit mag and yearbook.

She’s a student at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and has some awesome things to say about how her former life as a student journalist gave her people skills and leadership experience that really does translate into her real-world career direction. She shares how she has applied her journalism skills in internships while attending college.

This one is a gem, not just for your current staffers but also for your future recruits.

 

 

 

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Superstar Editors Have the Best Advice

Learn how great editors get the best coverage

If you or your staffers were unable to join our adviser or editor roundtables this fall, you missed some great conversations.

We hope you got our invites to our roundtable series this fall, but if you missed them, no worries. We are happy to share some of the highlights from the Editors in Convo series.

Our first installment on coverage comes from Edward Garcia, a former Coverage Editor from the Cayuse yearbook at Walnut High School in Walnut, California. Edward shares some great advice for tracking student coverage and ways to generate new story ideas.