June in Writerland
Monday, January 28, 2013
2013 Journalism Scholarships
Almost $35,000 in scholarships for journalism students is being offered this year from The Sacramento Press Club, including a $4,000 one honoring Jerry Gillam. The application requirements are listed at http://www.sacpressclub.org/
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Journalism Scholarships!
Know someone who wants $$$$ for college? Will this person be a Journalism or related major at a four-year college by fall 2012? Does he or she have some connection to the Sacramento area?
Since 1974, the Sacramento Press Club has offered scholarships to students who are preparing for a journalism career. For 2012, they are offering six scholarships totaling up to $30,000. They continue to be among the largest journalism awards in Northern California.
Interested persons: Apply by March 31, 2012, for one of the Sacramento Press Club’s Scholarships, including the $4,000 Jerry Gillam Scholarship. To learn more and apply, go to http://sacpressclub.org/scholarships
Donations to the Jerry Gillam Scholarship are welcome and tax deductible, too!
Checks can be made out to “The Sacramento Press Club” with memo line: for Jerry Gillam Scholarship and taxpayer ID number: 94-2803395. Checks can be mailed to
Kathleen Beasley
The Write Connection
1000 Sagamore Way
Sacramento, Ca 95822
ELIGIBILITY:
1. Applicants must be college students who will be juniors, seniors or graduate students in the 2012/13 academic year.
2. Applicants must also have a connection to the Sacramento region. There are three ways to meet this criteria. Applicants only need to meet ONE of the following categories in order to qualify:
a. Students from the Sacramento region
b. Students enrolled in a Sacramento region college or university
c. Students who can show a demonstrated interest in covering news of the Sacramento region. This can include clips of state political coverage, or any issue that you believe ties into the region. Please explain in your cover letter.
Friday, December 16, 2011
pitch
House of Cuts
By June Gillam
When dismembered managers begin turning up inside a small town’s only superstore, reporter Hillary Broome finally has something interesting to write about. Her articles on the grisly murders catapult her into the national limelight, threatening to expose the shameful secret that could ruin her career…as well as bringing her to the murderer’s attention. Now Hillary must work with detective Ed Kiffin to solve the case before she becomes the next victim.| Reactions: |