CSMA is proud to announce the winners of our top individual awards for student journalists. A portfolio of work from the current school year was required for each award, and judging was done by nationally...
The Colorado Student Media Association holds board elections every two years, and all advisers of member media may cast one ballot. The election is conducted through SurveyMonkey, and the voting window...
Three outstanding senior journalists earned college scholarships in CSMA's annual Dorothy Greer and Eric Benson scholarship competitions.
Our Greer winner (also known as the Colorado Student Journalist...
As part of our Feb. 27 Capitol Hill Press Conference, students could choose to enter one of four competitions that included reporting on the day. The “day” included morning meetings with state legislators,...
The top three entrees in our fall, 2016 coverage challenge, titled FEARless, each received a $300 voucher to use toward any CSMA sponsored event in 2017. Judges included Jeff Browne, Mary Beth Tinker,...
DOING ETHICS
Paul Voakes, who teaches Media Law & Ethics at CU Boulder: Ethics can be taught. We DO ethics, as opposed to HAVE ethics.
He began with a discussion of Deontology (see PowerPoint shared...
A more than 30-year tradition, Capitol Hill Press Conference (CHPC) returns to the Old Supreme Court Chambers of the state capitol on Monday, Feb. 27, 2017. Registration is free, though participation...
We are working on a mix of legislative leaders and state education officials for this year's Capitol Hill Press Conference, a fixture since 1984 for CSMA members.
Registration is free (though we do...
Don't miss the chance to spend the day discussing ethics and student media on the CU-Boulder campus, Wednesday, Jan 25, 2017. This is a chance to recharge your advising "battery," hang out with the best...
