Vice President of Programs opening on board
AAJA Seattle is currently accepting nominations for one open position on our chapter board. The position is: Vice President, Programs (to serve a two-year term, through 2016) Serving on the chapter board is a great way to demonstrate leadership skills (something many employers look for), give back to the organization and support fellow members. Specific duties for […]
AAJA Social Night at the Theatre Off Jackson
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8 We’re getting everyone together in November to watch Fast Company, a production from local Asian American theater group, Pork Filled Productions. join us before the show for Happy Hour and more! *******Use the AAJA discount code “SEA10AAJA” for your $10 tickets (General Admissions Tickets without discount are $15)******** Please choose the […]
AAJA Seattle board elections are here!
It’s time for the chapter to elect board members for 2015! There are three seats up for election, all of which are two-year terms, effective Jan. 1, 2015: Treasurer Vice President, Events Vice President, Programs There is also one seat up for election, which will be a one-year term, also effective Jan. 1, 2015: National […]
Trennesia Jackson: ‘You never know who you’re sitting by’
Trennesia Jackson, a senior at the University of Washington, has been busy working the convention circuit this summer. Last month, she attended the 2014 AAJA National Convention as a recipient of AAJA Seattle’s Founders’ Scholarship. While at the AAJA National Convention you will meet tons of new people, make connections and make many new friends. […]
Danny O’Neil challenges AAJA Seattle: Match my Power of One donation!
Former AAJA National President Sharon Chan got the whole crowd laughing during her lightning talk at the AAJA National Convention on dating and marrying a fellow journalist. The presentation featured several fun photos of Sharon’s husband — and former First Man of AAJA — Danny O’Neil. At the end of the talk, Sharon talked about […]
Nicole Gaddie on AAJA National Convention: ‘… exhausting, but also rejuvenating’
Nicole Gaddie, a recent graduate of Seattle University and a AAJA Seattle student member, attended the AAJA National Convention in Washington D.C. earlier this month. She is a recipient of the Founders Scholarship, which provided registration and a travel stipend. She shares her convention experience in this post. It’s hard to explain the importance of […]