From Media Giraffe

[edit] "Rebooting the News:
Reconsidering An Agenda for 21st Century Civic Education"

A CONVENING: Oct. 23-25, 2008 / Philadelphia

[edit] A short, strategic convening for journalists, teachers, educational administrators and public-policy researchers

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[edit] PARTICIPATING ATTENDEES

1. Anderson, Christopher, Ph.D. candidate, Columbia Journalism School, Brooklyn, N.Y.
2. Applewhite, Nathalie, Associate Director, Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, Washington, D.C.
3. Audet, Barbara, assistant professor, Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y.
4. Bach, Amy, visiting scholar, Temple University, Philadelphia
5. Baker, Frank, Media Literacy Clearinghouse Inc.[1],Columbia, S.C.
6. Berryman, Lizzy, online community director, The [PBS] NewsHour, Arlington, Va.
7. Bybee, Carl, communication professor, Univ. of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
8. Cabral, Nuala, Philadelphia, Penn.
9. Campwala, Kaizar, associate editor, NewsTrust.net, San Francisco
10. Cioffi, Lucas, co-founder, DeepDebate.org, Rockville, Md.
11. Cohen, Katherine, teacher, Ad Prima Charter School, Philadelphia, Pa.
12. Cook, Jeannine, director, Positive Minds, Philadelphia
13. Clements, Jaci, Fair Media Council, Bethpage, N.Y.
14. Consolini-Quinn, Lena, youth media researcher, Hadley, Mass.
15. Culver, Sherri Hope, director, Media Education Lab, Temple Univ., Philadelphia
16. Densmore, Bill, director, Media Giraffe Project, Univ. of Mass., Amherst, Mass.
17. Desmond, Roger, professor, Univ. of Hartford, West Hartford, Conn.
18. DeVoe, Kristina, Temple University, Philadelphia, Penn.
19. Donnelly, Katie, research associate, Broadcast, Telecom & Mass Media Dept., Temple Univ., Philadelphia, Penn.
20. Duffy, Margaret, chair, strategic communication, Missouri School of Journalism, Columbia, Mo.
21. Eiseman, Amy, writing-programs director, American University, Washington, D.C.
22. Eveslage, Thomas, journalism professor, Temple University, Philadelphia, Penn.
23. Farley, Dr. Frank H., educational psychology professor, Temple University, Philadelphia, Penn.
24. Florin, Fabrice, executive director, NewsTrust, Mill Valley, Calif.
25. Fox, Steve, lecturer/multimedia coordinator, Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst, Mass.
26. Frey, James, community radio show host, Somerset, N.J.
27. Frome,Taylor, executive director, Youth Empowerment Services, Philadelphia, Penn.
28. Gluck, Paul, assoc. professor, Broadcasting, Telcom and Mass Media, Temple University, Philadelphia, Penn.
29. Goodman, Mark, professor, Center for Scholastic Journalism, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio
30. Grieco, Michael Robb, Temple University (created a curriculum for using social media to teach about the election), Philadelphia
31. Haas, David, board chair, William Penn Foundation, Philadelphia, Penn.
32. Hobbs, Renee, director, Media Education Laboratory, Temple Univ., Philadelphia, Penn.
33. Hokanson, Kristin, regional director, PAECT, Phoenixville, Penn.
34. Hume, Ellen, research director, Center for Future Civic Media, MIT, Cambridge, Mass.
35. Jackson, Tanya, doctoral student, Temple University (urban youth “rock the vote” initiatives), Philadelphia
36. Kadransky, Ellen, free-lance writer, Upper Darby, Pa.
37. Kain, Jackie, senior vp, new media, News Flash Five/PBSKids at KCET, Los Angeles
38. Kentner, Kathleen, librarian, Oyster River High School, Durham, N.H.
39. Kitchen, Patricia, writer, Newsday, New York
40. Krache, Donna, executive producer, CNN Student News, Kennesaw, Ga.
41. Laufenberg, Diana, middle-school social studies teacher, Philadelphia, Pa.
42. McCulloch, Meredith, interim director, New England News Forum, Bedford, Mass.
43. McManus, John, author and founder/director, Grade the News, Santa Clara, Calif.
44. Mendoza, Kelly, Ph.D. candidate, mass media and communications, Temple University, Philadelphia
45. Messinger, Evelyn, Project Director/Series Producer, LinkTV, San Francisco, Calif.
46. Mihailidis, Paul, asst. professor, Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y.
47. Mitsu Klos, Diana, senior project director, American Society of Newspaper Editors, Reston, Va.
48. Moll, Alexander, director, civic engagement, The Public Forum Institute, Washington, D.C.
49. Neil, Duane, art department head/ former AMLA director, The Chapin School, New York
50. Rapp, Meredith, youth-education program producer, C-SPAN, Washington, D.C.
51. Rogow, Faith, Founder, Insighters Educational Consulting, Ithaca, N.Y. (also a founder, National Association for Media Literacy Education)
52. Rowe, Jonelle, senior advisor, adolescent health, Office of Women's Health, Dept. of Health & Human Services, Washington, D.C.
53. Schneider, Howard, founding dean, SUNY School of Journalism at Stony Brook, L.I., New York
54. Sharer, Donna, teacher, Kensington CAPA High School, Philadelphia, Pa.
55. Silha, Stephen, Media/Journalism That Matters, director, Washington News Council, former reporter, Christian Science Monitor and Children’s Express, co-convener, Journalism that Matters / Vashon Island, Wash. www.goodnewsgooddeeds.org
56. Stahler, Sheri, VP academic computer services, Temple University, Philadelphia, Penn.
57. Sullivan, Jessica, announcer, WBJB, Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, N.J.
58. Yelvington, Steve, principal strategist, Morris Digital Works, August, Ga.
59. Tran, Leslie, teacher, Abington Friends School, Philadelphia
60. Varner, Diane, adjunct instructor/Ph.D. student, Temple Univ., Philadelphia
61. Whitney, Kelly, creative coordinator, Project New Media Literacies at MIT, Cambridge, Mass.
62. Wilmarth, Stephen, managing director, New School Student Ambassadors (China) Inc., Westbrook, Conn.
63. Yelvington, Steve, vp-multimedia strategy, Morris Digital Works, Albany, Ga.
64. Yeres, Christine, publisher, New Castle News Forum, Chappaqua, N.Y.
65. Yeres, Sophie, student, Horace Greeley High School, Chappaqua, N.Y.
66. Yoon, Jiwon, Media Education Lab, Temple University
67. Zill, Karen, National Assn. for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE), Washington, D.C.