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Spotlight

• ACES conference draws students, editors from wide area
• ‘One Day University’ sessions connect faculty with community members who want to learn
• Find the difference between being driven by change and driving change

MultiMedia

• Brandi Kruse wins Hearst national broadcast news championship
• Covering the athletes, recording myself
• Investigative journalist Richard Behar visits J school

College

• Faculty notes
• ABC on Campus experience sets students up for internships in New York, D.C.
• UNL alums help decide who takes home advertising awards

Student

• CoJMC ACES students trek to Missouri for editing conference
• Sahiouni discovers career aspirations in UCARE program
• Summer study trip to Southeast Asia a learning leap

Alumni Profiles

• J school grad earns reporting award for second straight year
• Nicole Manske enjoys laid-back, creative atmosphere
• Wide range of skills, wide range of jobs
• Eric Pfanner goes international

Tweets

• Lincoln Live 5-4-11

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  Professor Bruce Thorson and seven visual journalism students traveled to the Nebraska Panhandle to take a look at migrant farm workers to document their lifestyle before it vanishes.