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The Bucks County Community College journalism program and the Centurion student newspaper present the 16th annual Journalism Forum on Tuesday, April 21.

There will be two sessions, the first from 8 to 9:15 a.m., the second from 11 to 12:15.

Session 1, from 8 to 9:15 a.m.:

Building Careers in Journalism and Related Fields

	Patricia S. Walker  Executive editor Bucks County Courier Times The Intelligencer Burlington County Times
	Annmarie Ely Media Relations and Publications Coordinator Delaware Valley University
	Tom Sofield Editor, Publisher, Reporter LevittownNow.com
	Sarah Larson Vice President of Public Relations Furia Rubel Communications

Session 2, from 11 to 12:15:

Which Tech Skills do Journalists Need Now?
 

	Matt Flowers Online Digital Producer Courier-Post newspaper
	Jared Finkel News Producer and Reporter   Calkins Media
	Tom Sofield Editor, Publisher, Reporter LevittownNow.com

Date: Tuesday, April 21

Times: 8 to 9:15, 11 to 12:15

Location: Rollins 127, Newtown Campus
BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
275 SWAMP ROAD, NEWTOWN, PA

Everyone is welcome to attend.

You'll also get a chance to:

-Hear about the college's journalism program

-See the college's journalism lab where classes are held and the student newspaper is produced

This event is free and open to the public

Students coming in buses can be dropped off at the entrance to the college's Gateway Center (building 26 on the campus map). Buses should park in student parking Lot C (see campus map). Individual visitors attending the forum can park in the visitor's parking lots or also in
Lot C.

For more information, contact journalism Professor Tony Rogers at
at bucksjournalism@gmail.com

Sponsored by the Centurion, the student newspaper of Bucks County Community College

DIRECTIONS        

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VIRTUAL TOUR

Past speakers at this event have included NBC News President Steve Capus (a former Bucks student), New York Times reporter Charlie Leduff, Fox News senior producer Jerry Burke, and Philadelphia Inquirer reporters Bill Lyon, Tom Ginsberg, Michael Matza, Natalie Pompilo and Dawn Fallik.