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Tag: advisers

East Carolina University hires permanent student media adviser

News
February 13, 2013September 5, 2018 Christina Downs

In the last year, three different people have filled the position of student media director at East Carolina University. Now, a new adviser has been hired.

Tagged advisers, East Carolina University, North Carolina, The East Carolinian

Adviser at Oral Roberts resigns after student paper publishes false information

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February 1, 2013September 5, 2018 Sara Tirrito

Misinformation has cost the student newspaper faculty adviser at Oral Roberts University his job.

Tagged advisers, Oklahoma, Oral Roberts University, The Oracle

Florida A&M student paper's publication suspended, adviser removed

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January 10, 2013September 5, 2018 Sara Gregory

The student newspaper at Florida A&M university has been suspended from publishing, its adviser removed and its staff told they must reapply for their positions by the dean of FAMU’s School of Journalism and Graphic Communication.

Tagged advisers, Famuan, Florida, Florida A&M University

Former D.C. adviser believes newspaper's content influenced firing decision

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September 19, 2012September 5, 2018 Bailey McGowan

A former high school newspaper adviser says he was fired because of his involvement with the student newspaper and “subjective” teacher evaluations.

Tagged advisers, The Beacon, Washington D.C., Woodrow Wilson High School

East Carolina hires its second interim adviser to replace fired student media director

News
September 14, 2012September 5, 2018 Jordan Bradley

East Carolina University has hired its second interim adviser and is still searching for a full-time student media director to replace the one it fired in January.

Tagged advisers, East Carolina University, North Carolina, The East Carolinian

Tenn. adviser removed after yearbook publishes profile of gay student

News
May 29, 2012September 5, 2018 Seth Zweifler

A journalism adviser who wasat the center of a controversy surrounding a yearbook article about an openlygay student has been reassigned.

Tagged advisers, Lenoir City High School, Tennessee

Damaged student – adviser relationships require communication, patience

Uncategorized
January 4, 2010September 5, 2018 Mary Keister

Adviser-student relationships can hitrough spots, especially when it comes to issues like censorship and staffing.

Tagged advisers, reports, Winter 2009-10

Press Freedom in Practice

Legal
April 11, 2004January 23, 2024 Diana Mitsu Klos

Press Freedom in Practice
A Manual for Advisers Responding to Censorship


Student Press Law Center
Published by the Newspaper Association of America Foundation

In the eyes of most journalism educators, the negative effects of censorship on students, advisers and communities are very real.

Tagged advisers, censorship, legal-guides, legal-research, student press freedom

Student journalists avenge

Uncategorized
December 1, 1997

Student journalists are fighting for their rights as their adviser fights for her job.

Tagged advisers, reports, Winter 1997-98

Former adviser drops case for $64,000

Uncategorized
May 1, 1996

An adviser who lost his job after helping journalism students cover controversial stories settled his claim against the university in March for $64,000.

Tagged advisers, reports, Spring 1996

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