About this Event
Join the UW Department of Communication’s Journalism and Public Interest Communication (JPIC) program for our invite-only Autumn Mixer – an evening of conversation, community, and connection. This event will bring together students, faculty, researchers, and professional journalists from across Washington state for a sit-down dinner, a thought-provoking panel discussion, and networking opportunities. This event is sponsored by the Department of Communication and is free for invited attendees. We encourage all current JPIC students to attend this first-annual mixer to build their community, network with peers and professionals, and be a part of this fun new tradition.
Panel: The State of Journalism in Washington
Our featured speakers will explore what we know about journalism in Washington today, what we hope to learn moving forward, and how to use research and knowledge to strengthen democracy and local news.
- Jennifer Henrichsen – Washington State University
- Judy Hucka – League of Women Voters, Local News & Democracy Committee
- Matthew Powers – University of Washington, Center for Journalism, Media & Democracy
- Moderator: Austin Jenkins – Pluribus News/State Affairs & CJMD Fellow
Why Attend?
- Share a complementary meal with colleagues and peers in the Walker Ames Room.
- Hear insights from leading journalism researchers and practitioners.
- Connect with professional journalists and build your JPIC network.
- Strengthen community among JPIC students while gaining practical perspectives on the field.
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday, November 13, 2024
Time: 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Location: Walker Ames Room (2nd floor), Kane Hall, University of Washington
Recommended attire: Business casual
RSVP: This is an event for JPIC students and invited guests. Space is limited. Please register by October 20 to reserve your spot.
For questions, contact JPIC Coordinator Caley Cook at [email protected].
We look forward to seeing you for this special evening of learning and community-building!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Kane Hall (KNE) Walker-Ames Room (2nd floor), 4069 Spokane Lane, Seattle, United States
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