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Critiques available at Job Fair Visit the NABJ Career Fair and get your work critiqued by professionals who decide who gets summer internships and who gets full-time jobs at some of the nation’s best newspapers. The critique sessions will be offered from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday. The two critique booths are located inside the exhibit hall, in the corner just beyond the Knight Ridder row of recruiting booths and next to the CBS recruiting booths. Radio, television and newspaper work will be critiqued. Broadcast work will be critiqued by members of the Radio Television News Directors Association. Newspaper work will be critiqued by top columnists, editors and recruiters including: C. Ron Allen, the Sun-Sentinel Cathie Anderson, business editor, The Sacramento Bee Dan Barkin, deputy managing editor, The News & Observer Rodney Brooks, deputy managing editor/Money, USA Today Sandra Gadsen, assistant managing editor, the St. Petersburg Times Jackie Jones, journalism professor at Penn. State and former deputy city editor, The Washington Post Walter Middlebrook, recruiter, Newsday Larry Olmstead, vice president, Knight Ridder and former managing editor, The Miami Herald Rochelle Riley, columnist, the Detroit Free Press Reggie Stuart, recruiter, Knight Ridder Ernie Suggs, reporter, the Atlanta Journal Constitution Will Sutton, deputy managing editor, The News & Observer Angela Tuck, recruiter, the Atlanta Journal Constitution |
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