Tapes for Sale
HALF-PRICE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
National Association of Science
Writers
Fourth Annual Professional Workshops
Thursday, 21 January 1999
If you missed a session or the entire meeting, you can catch some of the action on audio tapes for sale at cost to NASW members. Print out this order form and send a check payable to NASW to Diane McGurgan, NASW, PO Box 890, Hedgesville, WV 25427-0890.
Thursday workshops were organized around three overlapping topics: Journalism, freelance and public information. The full program and notes can be viewed at the 1999 Anaheim NASW workshop page.
The tapes for each session are $10 (two sides of a tape), except for the longer embargo session, which sells for $12 (three sides). NOTE: Due to technical difficulties, the tape of the embargo session is missing about the first 10 minutes of the program.
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| Quantity | Price | Session | Speakers |
| ($6 HALF- PRICE |
Plenary Session: Hold for Release: Embargoed Science, Embattled System NOTE:Due to technical difficulties, this tape is missing about the first 10 minutes of the program. |
Organizers: Rick Borchelt and Lynne Friedmann Part 1: David Perlman, science editor, the San Francisco Chronicle; Cristine Russell. Part 2: Participants: Lee Hotz, science reporter, The Los Angeles Times; Doug Levy, science reporter, USA Today; Susan Turner-Lowe, National Academy of Sciences; David Lewin, Journal of the National Cancer Institute; Laura Garwin, Nature magazine; Monica Bradford, Science magazine. |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Journalism: Step-By-Step Through the Multimedia Maze |
Organizer: Jane Ellen Stevens, multimedia science and technology journalist Participants:Andrea Meditch, executive producer, Discovery Channel Online; Charlene Laino, science producer, MSNBC.com; Sean Henahan, freelance; Ken Chang, science writer. |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Journalism: Getting It Right |
Organizer: Laura van Dam, senior editor, Houghton Mifflin Co. Participants:David Ansley, OnHealth.com (moderator); Jeff Black, managing editor, OnHealth.com; David Garcia, Fox News; Joel Greenberg, science and medicine editor, Los Angeles Times; Deborah Franklin, Health; Jon Franklin, Raleigh (N.C.) News & Observer. |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Journalism: Lies, Damned lies and statistics! |
Organizer and participant: John Miller. | |
| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Journalism: Big Stories, Ambitious Projects |
Organizer: Carol Morton Participants: Boyce Rensberger, MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellowships director; Robert Logan, journalism professor, University of Missouri-Columbia; Scott LaFee, science writer, San Diego Union-Tribune. |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Journalism: Late-Breaking News Analysis | Organizer: Paul Raeburn, science editor, Business Week Participants: Glennda Chui, science writer, San Jose mercury News; Peggy Girshman, medical and science producer, Dateline NBC; Alex Witze, science writer, Dallas Morning News. |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Journalism: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Lab: Using Humor in Writing About Science |
Organizer: Karen Hopkin Participants:Marc Abrahams, editor of the Annals of Improbable Research; Rosie Mestel, Correspondent for New Scientist; Joe Palca, National Public Radio |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Public Information: What Makes a Successful Public Information Office?: A User's View |
Organizer: Seema Kumar, Whitehead Institute Participants:Carol Ezzell, Scientific American; Sue Goetinck, Dallas Morning News; Jay Ingram, Discovery Channel, Canada; David Perlman, San Francisco Chronicle. |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Public Information: #3@&!@*##!. . .or Miss Manners' Guide to Dealing With Difficult Researchers |
Participant: Joann Rodgers, Deputy Director of Public Affairs, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions. | |
| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Public Information: PIOs Go Electronic: How to Take Advantage of the New Medium |
Organizer: David Brand, Cornell University Participants: Roger Johnson, Newswise; Fred Golden, contributing editor, Time. |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Freelance: Making Your Office Work |
Organizer: Steve Hart Participants: David Tenenbaum; Linda Roach Monroe; Blake Powers; Rani Lueder, President of Humanics ErgoSystems |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Freelance: Spinning A Specialty | Organizer: Kathryn S. Brown Participants: Deborah Blum, freelance writer, prof of journalism, University of Wisconsin, Madison; Jim Kling, freelance writer (Bellingham, Wash); Jane Stevens, freelance multimedia journalist, (Sea Ranch, Calif) |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Freelance: Best of the West: Meet the West Coast Editors |
Coordinator: Aries Keck , American Association for the Advancement of Science Participants:Max Benavidez, director, media relations, Caltech; Denys Horgan, director of editorial services, UC San Diego; Ken Chang, science writer, ABCNews.com; David Ansley, medical editor, OnHealth.com; Deborah Franklin, senior editor, Health Magazine; Andrea Meditch, executive producer, Discovery Online. |
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| ($5 HALF- PRICE |
Freelance: Writing a Science Book: Recent Authors Tell How and Why They Did It |
Organizer: Mary Miller Participants:Ted Anton, Joel Shurkin, Chris Curran. |
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