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It’s time to recruit new staffers. Yes, already! |
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Guess what your school counselors are up to right now? Getting ready to schedule classes for next year. |
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That means you need to get your recruitment game going to attract a vibrant and diverse staff to your yearbook program. |
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And guess what? We have a whole bunch of resources gathered up for you at Yearbook Discoveries. There, you’ll find presentations, social media graphics, application forms and more. |
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Leadership and the real world |
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Uniting the themes of recruiting new staffers and taking on challenges, here’s the second installment of EIC Live. |
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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. |
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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. |
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This one is a gem, not just for your current staffers but also for your future recruits. See what we did there? |
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Need to rewind? All of our Adviser Assistance emails are available on their own page. |
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