AAJA is proud to announce the 42 outstanding high school students who will be attending the 2013 JCamp at The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. The six-day program will be held June 21 to 26 and will conclude with an all-star reception at the American Society of News Editors convention. The multicultural group, selected from
Vincent Chin Memorial Scholarship
Vincent Chin’s legacy lives on. The brutal attack that took his life occurred late at night with few people around, but its reverberations spread across the country and have lasted for decades. Asian Americans
Apply to JCamp 2013, an Unparalleled Training Program for High School Students
Learn more about JCamp by watching this video made during the program’s 10th anniversary, in 2011. AAJA is proud to announce JCamp 2013 will take place June 21 to 26 at George Washington University in
Maria Chicuen, Brian Chang Honored at 2012 AAJA JCamp
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 6, 2012 SAN FRANCISCO — Maria Cristina Chicuen of Miami and Brian Chang of Thousand Oaks, Calif., were named New York Times/Boston Globe scholars June 23 at the Asian American Journalists
AAJA JCamp: A Nationally Recognized Program for High School Students
JCamp is the Asian American Journalists Association‘s national multicultural journalism program for high school students that has been held every summer since 2001. The students selected demonstrate a keen interest in broadcasting, newspapers, magazines, photojournalism
AAJA Announces 2012 JCamp Site and Student Attendees
SAN FRANCISCO — The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) today announced Loyola University’s sponsorship of JCamp, a multicultural high school journalism workshop. Forty-two high school students from across the country will be selected to
About AAJA JCamp
Testimonials from former JCamp students AAJA JCamp Documentary from Nao Vang on Vimeo. AAJA JCamp’s mission JCamp brings a multicultural group of high school students together for five days of intensive journalism training. Students will learn from
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