During her senior year at Lorain Admiral King High School, Tiffany Tarpley honored her fellow 1998 graduates by reciting a poem by Maya Angelou, “And Still I Rise.” In that moment, she knew her path would involve public speaking. But the road wasn’t easy. And an article in The Plain Dealer from 2000, featuring the then LCCC student, reminds her of that. “…the writer said 15 or 20 years from now Tiffany Tarpley would be a household name in Northeast Ohio. It almost makes me emotional when I see it because it’s a realization, I think, of the hard work that I put in. And it’s so interesting, going back and looking through old clips and old things that were saved, it reminds you of the ‘Nos’ and the doors that were closed. And how optimistic you were and how you fought and clawed your way and prayed your way, to get to where you always wanted to be.” Meet Class of 2024 Commodore Hall of Fame Inductee, Tiffany Tarpley, Emmy Award-winning journalist and weekday morning co-anchor of Good Morning Cleveland on WEWS Channel 5 https://lnkd.in/g2ZWtc3j #LCCC60Years #LCCCProud
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"The stories we tell have the power to change people's lives." That's what Samantha Morton highlighted in her emotional acceptance speech, as she received the BAFTA Fellowship Award. As PR professionals, we must consistently and continually ask ourselves: What story are we telling today? And who is the storyteller? These are important questions that remind us of the transformative power of our work. #publicrelations #storieschangeeverything Watch the video to see Samantha Morton's moving speech:
Samantha Morton's moving BAFTA Fellowship Speech 🥹 - BBC
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In celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth, explore enriching reads! 📖🌟 Check out recommendations via @WBUR to delve into important narratives:
Books recommendations to check out for Black History (or any) Month
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In case you missed it! 🎥😎 Here are some highlights from my WCU College of Arts & Humanities Alumni interview!
Alumni Speaker Series with Chris Moreno '16
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Another great SCMA alumni discussion:
Catching up with more School of Communication and Media Arts at Sacred Heart University alumni - Here's Justin DeVellis being interviewed by Aaron Burrell and Paul Guarino: https://lnkd.in/euH-xzV8
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Enjoyed my Vodcast discussion with Mike Blinder, publisher for Editor and Publisher Magazine. We talked about the Society of Professional Journalists, the state of the journalism industry and more. Give it a listen! https://lnkd.in/gGCyyqDf
Ashanti Blaize-Hopkins. A one-on-one with the SPJ’s new president.
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ITAA WEBINAR Reviewing Manuscripts for CTRJ: A Discussion of Best Practices Wednesday April 24, 2024 @ 4:00 - 5:00 pm Eastern Free & Open to ITAA Members Must Log in to itaaonline.org to Register for Webinar and receive Access to Zoom Link Click Here to Register by 4/22/24, 5pm EST Purpose: To provide an overview of what is involved when reviewing manuscripts for the journal, discuss examples and helpful tips for writing strong manuscript reviews, and to gain a better understanding of the role of reviewers in helping CTRJ to maintain high standards of quality and rigor. Presenters (in alphabetical order): Sherry Haar, Kansas State University, ITAA Vice President of Publications #CTRJ #Manuscriptcall Nancy Hodges, University of North Carolina Greensboro, CTRJ Deputy Editor Jiyun Kang, Purdue University, CTRJ Associate Editor Consumer Behavior Track @Youn-Kyung (Lydia) Kim, University of Tennessee, CTRJ Editor-in-Chief Kelly Reddy-Best, Iowa State University, Associate Editor History and Culture Track Topics to be covered: Why reviewers are needed and why good reviews are important to the journal Reviewer responsibilities and ethics of reviewing Manuscript review rubric used for CTRJ Strong vs. weak examples of manuscript reviews Tips for providing a helpful manuscript review How to volunteer to become a reviewer Q & A
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Today marks Indigenous People's Day, a time to pay tribute to the rich cultures and profound histories of Native American communities. It's a day for discovery, contemplation, creativity, and fostering connections through storytelling and artistic expression. Explore the following links from We Are Teachers to delve deeper into the significance of this day and discover ways to commemorate it: 📚 Explore a selection of 15 books authored by Indigenous writers: https://bit.ly/3REWE7g 🎨 Discover classroom activities specially designed to honor Indigenous Peoples' Day and promote cultural understanding: https://bit.ly/3mGFKDU
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Thank you Sharon Hargro Porter, Ed.D. for your contribution to education, media, journalism, and through this article, the conversation around mental and emotional well-being! I want to #highlight this powerful message from the article as I know there is someone who needs to read it today! "In the pursuit of truth, don’t forget to prioritize your mental well-being. Take breaks, seek support, and remember that your health matters as much as the story.” Journalism is about shedding light on darkness, but don’t let it consume you. Your mental health is not a story to be sacrificed; it’s essential for your resilience and effectiveness. Your work is vital, but so is your mental health. Take the time to check in with yourself and reach out for help when needed. You are not alone." Dr. Sharon- Keep shining your light, you are making an impact!
Our Editor-In-Chief, Sharon Hargro Porter, Ed.D. featured in Heart of Hollywood Magazine. Article written by Award-winning journalist, Tammy Reese! https://lnkd.in/eunYR2Hv
Dr. Sharon H. Porter Discusses the Intersection of Media, Mental Health, and Mentorship for Black Women in Journalism
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Interested in water and climate? We supported four lectures this year on the impact of climate change on water systems. Take a look 👇🏼
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