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2025 Linda Shockley Award for Excellence in Teaching
2025 Linda Shockley Award for Excellence in Teaching
First place: Dr. Rana Arafat, City St George's, University of London
For “Teaching Visual News Editing in the Age of Artificial Intelligence” (Presentation below)
Second place: Dr. Volha Kananovich, Appalachian State University
For “Memetized? Memorized! Crowdsourcing Editing Guidelines with Memes” (Video below)
Third place: Eun Jeong Lee, Texas State University
For “Visual Literacy in Video Production”
Champions of Editing Award Slides 2025.pdfPresentation of winning idea: Uncovering News in Data
Presentation of winning idea: Uncovering News in Data
Kananovich2025_Memetized (1).mp4Video of runner-up idea: Memetized? Memorized!
Video of runner-up idea: Memetized? Memorized!
Meet our 2024 winners!
Meet our 2024 winners!
Ask AI — and Check the Answer
Ask AI — and Check the Answer
By Lisa McLendon (University of Kansas)
Ask_AI.docxSummary
Summary
2024 Champions of Editing McLendon.mp4Presentation
Presentation
Can You Hear the Truth? Detecting Deceptions in Audio AI
Can You Hear the Truth? Detecting Deceptions in Audio AI
By Meredith Cummings (Lehigh University)
Can you hear.docxSummary
Summary
2024 Champions of Editing Cummings.mp4Presentation
Presentation
The Harry Styles Guide: Student-Created Open Educational Resources as a Journalism Teaching Tool
The Harry Styles Guide: Student-Created Open Educational Resources as a Journalism Teaching Tool
By Bailey Dick (Bowling Green State University)
Harry_Styles.docxSummary
Summary
2024 Champions of Editing Dick.mp4Presentation
Presentation
Meet our 2023 winners!
Meet our 2023 winners!
With a Little Help From My AI Friend: Using ChatGPT to Write News Headlines
With a Little Help From My AI Friend: Using ChatGPT to Write News Headlines
By Newly Paul (University of North Texas)
CETC23-4.pdfSummary
Summary
Paul_recording.movPresentation
Presentation
Working with Writers (honorable mention)
Working with Writers (honorable mention)
By Carol Zuegner (Creighton University)
CETC23-2.pdfSummary
Summary
Zuegner Recording.mp4Presentation
Presentation
Inclusive Editing with "Conscious Style Guide" (honorable mention)
Inclusive Editing with "Conscious Style Guide" (honorable mention)
By Alyssa Appelman (University of Kansas)
CETC23-3.pdfSummary
Summary
AEJMC teaching presentation — Appelman.pdfPresentation
Presentation
Meet our 2022 winner!
Meet our 2022 winner!
A Typology for Photo Cropping
A Typology for Photo Cropping
By T. J. Thomson (Queensland University of Technology)
Teaching Winner 2022.pdfSummary
Summary
Presentation
Presentation
Meet our 2021 winners!
Meet our 2021 winners!
Be a New York Times Digital Headline Editor
Be a New York Times Digital Headline Editor
By Melanie Faizer (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
Be a New York Times Digital Headline Editor .pdfSummary
Summary
AEJpresent_faizer.pptxPresentation
Presentation
Breaking News Drill
Breaking News Drill
By Joe Grimm (Michigan State University) & Mary Lou Song (Northwestern)
Breaking-news drill.pdfSummary
Summary
ABOUT THE Teaching CompetitioN
ABOUT THE Teaching CompetitioN
AEJMC Champions of Editing Linda Shockley Award for Excellence in Teaching
Dr. Deborah Gump launched the Champions of Editing, formerly known as the Breakfast of Editing Champions, about 20 years ago. In the spirit of celebrating excellence in teaching editing, the Champions of Editing offers a teaching prize open to AEJMC members from all divisions, interest groups, etc. The prize is named for Linda Shockley, former managing director of the Dow Jones News Fund, for her commitment to advancing the careers of young professionals and longtime support of the Champions of Editing.
Questions about the competition? Contact Champions of Editing coordinator Mitch McKenney via championsofediting@gmail.com or at mmckenne@kent.edu.
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