In-Person Training

  • TV News Anchors: Top Performance on All Platforms (B415-13)

    Seminar
    08/18-08/23
    Apply By: 
    07/14

    You’re an anchor who knows news and delivers it well. But your newsroom needs more from you – in everything from coaching reporters to developing great story ideas to leading the way in social media. How do you do it all? You’ll get there with Poynter’s help, in the company of other anchors who share your goals and challenges. Here’s what others say about their experience:

    “Life changing…major eye-opener” Veronica Cintron, Bay News Nine

    “…I learned a great deal!

  • TV Power Reporting (B402-13)

    Seminar
    08/18-08/23
    Apply By: 
    07/14

    Some of the best TV reporters in the business, from KARE-TV’s Boyd Huppert to John Larson of Dateline NBC to even your instructor Al Tompkins, say this seminar was a turning point in their lives. Now it is your opportunity to have the Poynter Power Reporting experience.

    This highly practical seminar is led by Tompkins and nationally acclaimed CBS photojournalist Les Rose, best known for his work with Steve Hartman on Everybody Has a Story.

  • Poynter Reporters Boot Camp 2 (WRBCb-13)

    Seminar
    09/09-09/10
    Apply By: 
    08/05

    The first few years of a reporter’s career can often be daunting and overwhelming. The Poynter Institute wants to help new reporters – particularly those in their first or second year – make a breakthrough and lay down a solid foundation for their careers by putting them through the Reporters Boot Camp.

    Led by award-winning reporters and editors, this two-day seminar will provide reporters with fundamental skills to succeed as journalists in the digital age.

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Faculty Spotlight

  • Sara Quinn
    Visual Journalism Faculty

    Sara Quinn teaches visual journalism, leadership and multimedia. She leads Poynter’s college fellowship and its partnerships with universities. Sara directs Poynter’s EyeTrack research of newspaper, tablet and online reading habits, which helps journalists determine the best forms for storytelling. She also directs Poynter’s custom training with universities for students and educators.

  • Wendy Wallace
    Entrepreneurship Faculty and Grants Coordinator

    Wendy Wallace is from the Midwest—Kirkwood (Mo.) High School and Indiana University—and has been a journalist since age 15 when her guidance counselor suggested she sign up for Beginning Newspaper class her freshman year.

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