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AEJMC 2024
AEJMC 2024
Keynote
Keynote
Our 2024 speaker Ross Maghielse helps shape audience growth, innovation, business and content strategy at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He previously worked for The Guardian, CBS Local Digital Media, Facebook, Bleacher Report and Digital First Media's Project Thunderdome. He focused on why editors need change management skills.
AEJMC 2023
AEJMC 2023
Keynote
Keynote
Marjorie Valbrun, managing editor of Inside Higher Ed, joined us for AEJMC in D.C. Valbrun previously worked for The Baltimore Sun, The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Wall Street Journal, and was a Nieman Fellow. We also honored recipients of the Deborah Gump Research Prize for Editing and the Linda Shockley Award for Excellence in Teaching.
AEJMC 2022
AEJMC 2022
Keynote
Keynote
The Champions of Editing welcomed keynote speaker Daniel Levitt. Levitt is the founder of Inside The Newsroom, a newsletter and job board dedicated to helping journalists find work and navigate the industry. The Champions of Editing also honored the recipients of the Deborah Gump Research Prize for Editing and the Linda Shockley Award for Excellence in Teaching.
AEJMC 2021
AEJMC 2021
AEJMC Keynote August 2021.pdfKeynote
Keynote
Check out the presentation shared by our keynote speaker Nana aba Duncan! Duncan is the inaugural Carty Chair in Journalism, Diversity and Inclusion Studies at Carleton University's School of Journalism.
Breakfast 2020
Breakfast 2020
The Breakfast of Editing Champions — Planning For The Future
If you missed our gathering, you can see the presentation about the Breakfast history/finances below. Following the event at AEJMC 2020, leaders from NOND, SCHJ and our financial sponsors met to follow-up with discussion and feedback we received at the conference. Moving forward, the event will be known as the Champions of Editing, which gives us greater flexibility in the time of our event. Our constituents gave us the green light to move away from providing food and to focus on activities and speakers. Thus, with the support of our sponsors, the Champions of Editing are working on editing-related research and teaching competitions that will be open to all AEJMC members.
See the slideshow from our 2020 meeting below:
AEJMC 2019
Toronto, Canada
"The Changing Needs of the Newsroom" with Carol Toller, deputy head of editing at The Globe and Mail, and Melissa Stasiuk, deputy head of programming at The Globe and Mail
AEJMC 2018
Washington, D.C.
“The Intersection of Editing and Fact-checking Journalism” with Angie Drobnic Holan, editor of PolitiFact
AEJMC 2017
Chicago
“How You Can Retool Your Editing Courses To Meet Real-World Needs” with Sue Burzynski Bullard, associate professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and Lisa McLendon, coordinator of the Bremner Editing Center at Kansas University
AEJMC 2016
Minneapolis
"Core Skills for the Future of Journalism" with Laura M. Browning (The A.V. Club), Susan Keith (Rutgers), Thom Lieb (Towson), Colleen Stoxen (Minneapolis Star Tribune), Sally Williams (Minneapolis Star Tribune)2015 (San Francisco): Allan Richards, associate dean of Florida International University’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication in Miami
2014 (Montreal): Craig Silverman, author of “Regret The Error” and editor of “The Verification Handbook”
2013 (Washington, D.C.): Howard Finberg, The Poynter Institute
2012 (Chicago): Amy Bartner, social media editor at The Indianapolis Star; Sue Burzynski Bullard, University of Nebraska; Scott Kleinberg, social media consultant, Tribune Company; Leslie-Jean Thornton, Arizona State University
2011 (St. Louis): Joy Mayer, associate professor at the Missouri School of Journalism; Merrill Perlman, freelance editor and consultant; Teresa Schmedding, president of the American Copy Editors Society
2010 (Denver): Damon Cain, managing editor for presentation and design at The Denver Post; Teresa Schmedding, president of the American Copy Editors Society
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