It’s already been a long winter (and long school year)… all the more reason to join your fellow advisers for a Winter Thaw!
Friday, Jan. 29, 2016
$35 registration fee (includes a box lunch and beverages)
Location: CU-Boulder’s University Memorial Center (UMC), rooms 382-386, 9:30 a.m – 2:30 p.m. The UMC address is 1669 Euclid Avenue (corner of Broadway and Euclid Avenue) Boulder, CO 80309.
You may pay by secure credit card using the registration form or may pay by check (either mailed or delivered in person on Jan. 29). But all registrations need to be online.
Registration deadline is Jan. 26.
The registration form offers you a choice of sandwich, and there are vegetarian and Vegan options.
Parking: We recommend the Euclid AutoPark, which is just east of the UMC. You need your license plate number to pay at a facility paystation. The EAP parking rate is $2 per hour up to three hours, during the hours of 7:30 a.m. – 5p.m. After three hours, the rate is $4 per hour (and our event runs until about 2:30 p.m., so that $4 rate will apply).
Tim Harrower has been an award-winning editor, designer and columnist at such newspapers as the Times-Union (Rochester, N.Y.) and The Oregonian (Portland, Ore.). He now consults on print and online design, teaches journalism and runs a dog-and-frog ranch deep in the Oregon woods.
- As an author, his Inside Reporting and Newspaper Designer’s Handbook have influenced and inspired a new generation of journalists.
- As an editor, he’s won numerous national awards, including the prestigious Penney-Missouri award for feature editing both at The Oregonian and the Times (a weekly in suburban Portland)
- As a writer, his daily column, The Edge, drew national attention for its ground-breaking mix of text, graphics and humor.
- As a lecturer, he’s spoken to thousands of professionals, teachers and students at seminars around the country. He’s given dozens of keynote addresses, led hundreds of workshops, and taught writing courses as adjunct professor at Portland State University.
- As a designer, he transformed The Oregonian into one of the best-designed newspapers in the world (according to the Society of News Design). He’s now moving into Web design and multimedia.
Find out much more at www.timharrower.com
