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THANK YOU to the following individualsand companies for their support in“Educating Tomorrow’s ElectronicMedia Professionals”Corporate ContributorsPlatinum Leadership LevelNational Association of BroadcastersNorman and Mary Pattiz FoundationBronze LevelPatrick Communications LLCRadio Computing Services, Inc.The Hubbard FoundationIndividual ContributorsBenefactor LevelDon GodfreyLouisa A. NielsenPatron LevelJannette L. DatesNorm MedoffSuzanne Rautiola-WilliamsFor information on becoming an Individual or Corporate Contributor of BEA, please contact LouisaNielsen, Executive Director, 202-429-5355, lnielsen@nab.orgFeedbackBroadcast Education AssociationWorld Headquarters1771 N Street, NWWashington, DC 20036USAhttp://www.beaweb.org
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CONTENTSESSAYTransitionsRalph J. Be
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ESSAYTRANSITIONSBy Ralph J. Begleit
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party. It was a fabulous experience
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ADVISING:THE LITTLE SECRET HIDDEN I
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• Total intake model—all studen
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Response to the survey has never re
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assessment of the Center in conclus
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SENSE-MAKING AND THE PERSONALVIDEO
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database. A limited implementation
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RESEARCHTHE PARTICIPATION OF WOMENI
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Local newsroom employmentIn July 20
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the referral source of each person
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Discussion and ConclusionsOur analy
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