The Society of Professional Journalists, the nation’s most broad-based journalism organization, is holding its 2010 SPJ Convention & National Journalism Conference Oct. 3-5 in Las Vegas.
It’s the place for all journalists in all media to enhance their skills. From editors and newsroom managers to reporters at all levels of experience, there’s programming and learning opportunities for everyone.
But don’t forget that it’s taking place in the Entertainment Capital of the World. There will be lots to do and see both in and out of the convention hotel, the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino.
For programming, check out our half-day workshops that can benefit editors and front-line reporters. Some workshop topics include Using Social Media Tools to Reach Content-Hungry Audiences; Creating Multi-Platform Stories; and Acquiring and Posting Government Data.
For entertainment, check out all the fun things you can do around the city, whether it be seeing the famous Bellagio fountains or attending a Vegas show.
Come to Vegas for our 2010 Convention and then stay with SPJ to have professional development and training at your fingertips all year long.
2010 SPJ Convention & National Journalism Conference
Follow conference developments on the SPJ Convention blog.
See hotel rates, book a room and even look for a roommate.
The best part is the affordable, budget-conscious price for early registration:
- SPJ Professional Member: $185
- Professional Non-Member: $285
- SPJ Student/Post-Grad Member: $135
- Student/Post-Grad Non-Member: $185
- Adviser/Retired: $135
*Early registration prices are only available until Sept. 8! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
If you’re not a professional SPJ member, you can become one for only $72. Conference registration ($185) + annual membership ($72) = $257 Non-member conference registration = $285
Learn more about the event at the SPJ Convention website. If you have any questions, please call us at 317-927-8000 or e-mail coordinator Chris Vachon.
This will be the most informative journalism conference of the year. Remember: The professional development you receive in Vegas WON’T stay in Vegas.
Society of Professional Journalists www.spj.org
