Attending a High School Journalism Institute summer workshop will enable you to learn from expert media educators while earning credit toward certification. Some courses will involve readings to be completed in advance and a major project due one week following the workshop. Classes meet in full-day intensive sessions Monday morning through Friday afternoon. Class size is limited and pre-enrollment is required, so register by May 21.
- Check out comments from former teachers who have taken courses.
Workshops:
- Methods of Teaching Journalism
June 14-18
Instructor: Tony Willis - Management of Student Publications
June 14-18
Instructor: Jim Lang - Multimedia for High School Journalism Educators
June 21-25
Instructors: Julie Dodd and Judy Robinson - Paying for and Promoting Student Media
June 21-25
Instructor: Denise Roberts - Independent Study for Journalism Educators
June 14 – July 31
Supervisor: Dan Niles
Credits and Fees
Each of the four one-week workshops carries two graduate credits in the School of Journalism. A final project is due following the workshop’s end. An extra project can be completed for a third credit, if desired.
Tuition fees for 2010 are not set yet. For 2009, fees were $291.97 per graduate credit plus $118.12. This extra expense is for technology, activity and transportation fees. (Health fees are charged only to students taking six or more hours.) In addition, a $20 non-refundable workshop fee must accompany the pre-enrollment form. Fees are the same for both in-state and out-of-state students.
After mailing in this form with check, we will send you IU registration materials to complete. After these have been completed and mailed back to HSJI, you will be officially registered with the university. The bursar’s office will generate a bill for you after the workshop has begun for tuition. Note: The bursar does not accept credit card payments. The bursar Web site explains bill and payment procedures.
Workshops also are offered as non-credit for a fee of $250 per course.
Tuition fees for 2010 are not set yet. For 2009, fees were $291.97 per graduate credit plus $118.12. This extra expense is for technology, activity and transportation fees. (Health fees are charged only to students taking six or more hours.) In addition, a $20 non-refundable workshop fee must accompany the pre-enrollment form. Fees are the same for both in-state and out-of-state students.
After mailing in this form with check, we will send you IU registration materials to complete. After these have been completed and mailed back to HSJI, you will be officially registered with the university. The bursar’s office will generate a bill for you after the workshop has begun for tuition. Note: The bursar does not accept credit card payments. The bursar Web site explains bill and payment procedures.
Workshops also are offered as non-credit for a fee of $250 per course.
Grants
The Indiana University School of Journalism plans to award several $600 grants for high school teachers. These grants may be used for one of the HSJI courses or for regular summer school. Read this letter from the HSJI Director Teresa White for information on applying.
Housing
The costs for campus room and board are in addition to the listed fees. Participants interested in staying on campus will be sent reservation materials. All on-campus accommodations are air conditioned single rooms. Fees for 2010 are not set yet, but for 2009, residence hall fees for the five-day session were $257.60. Housing fees will be due upon check-in at dorm and meals are on your own.
For Registration or Information
Course content information: Teresa White, High School Journalism Institute, School of Journalism, Ernie Pyle Hall, Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47405. Telephone: (812) 855-9822, e-mail Teresa White.
Registration Materials
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Or, you may request materials from HSJI by contacting Linda J. Johnson, School of Journalism, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405, (812) 855-0895 or e-mail her.