BEA Student MMJs are a team of undergraduate and graduate students with the task of reporting on #BEAvegas and NAB Show by using and infusing a variety of story-telling methods –text, audio, video, pictures and graphics (or infographics).  Student MMJs should be ready to think outside the box and bring their journalism skills and training to life. Learn More…

Ten students from ten different campuses were awarded scholarships in the Broadcast Education Association’s 2019-2020 competition.  The winners were selected by the BEA Scholarship Committee at its November 17, 2018 meeting in Washington, D.C., announced Pete Orlik, committee chair.  Click Here to view the full list of winners.

Last year we introduced a new event that 30 schools participated in, the Graduate School Showcase.  This year we are expanding it to reach a broader audience.  BEA2019 will host the Graduate School Showcase on Tuesday, April 9 again, but this year it is being combined with the NAB Show’s Career Fair. This one day single event will offer schools a greater chance to target prospective graduate students through a larger pool of individuals that are attending BEA2019 and the NAB Show.  Co-produced with National Association of Broadcasters Education Foundation (NABEF), the event will also feature panel discussions, one-on-one career coaching, resume workshops, and hiring opportunities for various careers within the broadcasting industry.

Welcome to the January 2019 issue of JoME. Our editor, Craig Freeman, is starting his second year in this roll by looking back at the changes JoME has made. Read More…

This special issue aims at investigating a range of topics that will help identify the information communication, and persuasion strategies applied to influence the interactions between media, politics and society as well as the effects of such interactions.  Appropriate topics for submission could address a wide range of issues that impact public discourse on our democracy and way of life.  Learn More…