Journalism Student Organizations
AAJA is a nonprofit professional and educational organization that serves Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders by encouraging young people to consider journalism as a career, developing managers in the media industry, and promoting fair and accurate news coverage.
President: Kiali Wong at kiali.wong@gmail.com
Faculty adviser: Yvonne Leow at yleow@asu.edu
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AMJ is an ASU organization for students of all colors who have joined together to promote multiculturalism in media jobs, to encourage academic excellence and to promote professional success. The organization is currently undergoing reorganization.
President: Chevas Samuels at Chevas.Samuels@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Retha Hill at retha.hill@asu.edu
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APTRA advances journalism through radio and television media and cooperates with the Associated Press in order to make available an accurate and impartial record of the news.
President: Rudy Rivas at Rudy.rivas@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Mark Lodato at mark.lodato@asu.edu
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The Fashion Journalist Club is an organization for journalism students interested in pursuing a career in fashion journalism. Members gain valuable experience by researching and writing stories for the club blog, covering local and national fashion week events and networking with industry professionals.
President: Cortney Kaminski at asu.fjc@gmail.com
Adviser: Marianne Barrett at marianne@asu.edu
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NATAS is dedicated to the advancement of the arts and sciences of television and the promotion of creative leadership for artistic, educational and technical achievements within the television industry.
President: Shayne Dwyer at smdwyer2@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Jim Jacoby at jim.jacoby@asu.edu
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The student chapter of NABJ at ASU affords professional, social and community involvement opportunities to its members, who can participate in mentorship and networking events that include career advancement workshops and the national organization's conference.
President: LaKeidra Bronner at lbronner@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Retha Hill at retha.hill@asu.edu
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NAHJ is committed to the advancement of Hispanics in the news industry. Through the ASU student chapter, students have the opportunity to meet professional journalists, apply for scholarships, attend the organization's national convention and more.
President: Johnny Garcia at Uriel.Garcia@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Anita Luera at anita.luera@asu.edu
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NLGJA is an organization of journalists, media professionals, educators and students working from within the news industry to foster fair and accurate coverage of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues. NLGJA opposes all forms of workplace bias and provides professional development to its members. Student members will be part of the national group and have access to networking, mentorship and educational opportunities with journalists in the communication industry.
President: Anthony DeWitt at anthony.dewitt@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Sue Green at susan.c.green@asu.edu
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The ASU student chapter of the National Press Photographers Association is committed to the enlightenment and education of students interested in the field of photojournalism. Through the exploration of journalistic writing, digital media and photography, students take part in valuable hands-on experiences and skill-building opportunities.
President: Jake Stein at jestein1@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Kristin Gilger at Kristin.Gilger@asu.edu
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The purpose of PRSSA at ASU is to cultivate a favorable and mutually advantageous relationship between students and professional public relations practitioners.
President: Michelle Berbling at mcberblie@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Associate Professor Fran Matera at matera@asu.edu
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RTDNA is the world’s largest professional organization devoted exclusively to electronic journalism. RTDNA represents local and network news executives in broadcasting, cable and other electronic media in more than 30 countries. The student chapter at ASU provides its members with opportunities to make connections with local journalists and facilitates student members' attendance at other professional training opportunities.
President: Zahraltalieh at ztalieh@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Melanie Alvarez at Melanie.Alvarez@asu.edu
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For more than 90 years, SPJ has been dedicated to encouraging a climate in which journalism can be practiced more freely and fully, stimulating high standards and ethical behavior in the practice of journalism and perpetuating a free press.
President: Anne Stegen at Anne.Stegen@asu.edu
Faculty adviser: Mark Scarp at mark.scarp@asu.edu
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The Student Leadership Advisory Council is a group of Cronkite School student leaders who advise the dean. The council comprises the student leaders of the various student media on campus (The State Press, NewsWatch, Blaze and Channel 2), the campus-based media associations, the president of the Cronkite Council student government and the school’s representatives on the university-wide student government.
Faculty adviser: Dean Christopher Callahan at christopher.callahan@asu.edu
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