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Minnesota State Journalism Convention
Tuesday, October 9. Registration starts at $20 per person.
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JEA/NSPA Fall National High School Journalism Convention
Nov. 1-4. The National High School Journalism Convention is a semiannual gathering of high school journalists and advisers co-sponsored by the Journalism Education Association and the National Scholastic Press Association. With typical attendance of more than 5,000 delegates, the JEA/NSPA convention is the largest gathering of student journalists in the country.
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Minnesota High School Press Association
MHSPA, a division of NSPA, provides journalism education training programs, publishes journalism education materials, provides recognition programs for members, provides information on developments in journalism and student media and provides a forum for members to communicate with others and share their work. Through these activities, MHSPA promotes the standards and ethics of good journalism as accepted and practiced by print, broadcast and electronic media in Minnesota.
North Star Awards
This award recognizes student journalists who have excelled as journalists, leaders and scholars.
Gold Medallion Awards
MHSPA Gold Medallion Awards recognize general excellence for Minnesota high school publications.
Minnesota State Journalism Convention
Don't miss the largest annual gathering of MN high school media students and advisers Oct. 9.
National Scholastic Press Association
NSPA members in Minnesota are also considered members of MHSPA and get benefits from both organizations.
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Minnesota Journalist of the Year Winners
FIRST PLACE Michael Korsch, Editor-in-Chief The Royal Page, Hopkins High School Adviser: Jeff Kocur SECOND PLACE Abby Letscher, Editor-in-Chief Knight Errant, Benilde St. Margaret’s School Adviser: Kari Koshiol THIRD PLACE Iya Abdulkarim, Editor-in-Chief Rubicon, St. Paul Academy and Summit School Adviser: Kathryn Campbell
Nominate an adviser for 2018 Minnesota Journalism Educator of the Year
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS The Minnesota High School Press Association is pleased to offer the opportunity to recognize the contributions and excellence of a Minnesota Journalism educator. Any student, colleague, parent or community member can nominate a journalism educator by completing the application and sending the support material. An educator may also self-nominate. A nominee must
2017 Best of Show Winners
Broadcast 1. SFHS Today, St. Francis High School 2. Pony Express TV, Stillwater Area High School Feature/Literary Magazine 1. The Hoofprint, Buffalo High School 2. Iris: Art and Literature, St. Paul Academy and Summit School 3. KEQ, Benilde-St. Margaret’s School 4. Aureus, St. Paul Academy and Summit School 5. Apotheosis, Benilde-St. Margaret’s School Newspaper 1.