Students will learn basic writing, ethics, protocol and much more. At the end of the program, a ceremony will be held. The students will produce television and radio newscasts, a marketing plan and a newspaper. Additionally, scholarships are awarded. This program is available to high school and college students.
Attendance is mandatory.
Applications must be received by no later than December 1. We must work together to improve the representation of minorities in the communications industry. KTVT-TV s Brian Custer and the Dallas Examiner s Mollie Belt hosted the event. Trailblazers, professionals who have set examples in the communications industry through talent and community service, included Lyria Howland of Howland PR, John McCaa of WFAA-TV, Fritzi Pikes of The Dallas Morning News and Lawrence Young of the Arlington Morning News. With an energetic and though-provoking speech, Sutton left the audience understanding their role in improving communications.