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Society of Professional Journalists Minnesota Pro Chapter Chapter Meeting August 11, 2009 Thisweek Newspaper, Burnsville, MN Board members present: Scott Theisen, president; Nicole Garrison-Sprenger, past-president; Amanda Theisen, treasurer; Jeff Achen, secretary; Sarah McKenzie, Alyssa Ford directors.
Society of Professional Journalists – Minnesota Pro Chapter on Facebook Your Minnesota Pro Chapter has just launched a Facebook fan page and Twitter feed. We know, about time right? Well, we hope you’ll consider becoming a fan on Facebook and…
This part includes the introduction and featured speaker Gary Schwitzer, Associate Professor, School of Journalism and Mass Communication and publisher, HealthNewsReview.org.
In this part, panelists discuss health news reporting.
This part includes questions from the audience, which followed the panel discussion.
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