Society of Professional Journalists at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Disregard the last post until further clarification. Apologies from SPJSC in advance. Thank you for your patience.

SPJ Bake Sale!! Come check us out!!

SPJ will be having its bake sale at Campus Center in front of Starbucks from 12-3. Come get some sweets!

Thank you all who have been giving me such great feedback, about SPJ! It means a lot to me. It's an honor to serve as a president of SPJ.

-Jessica Henao

John A. Burns Medical School (JABSOM) at the University of Hawaii at Manoa is offering two paid PR internships with Tina Shelton! Please send an email to [email protected] for more info.

Our last guest speaker at SPJ, Tina Shelton! Thank you for coming in!

Interested in the development of professional Photography in Hawai'i? Don't miss this weekend's public discussions featuring an awards ceremony with Kris Labang (Kris Labang Photography - Hawaii Wedding Photography), a premier wedding photographer in the Hawaiians on Friday along with a lecture on Noir Film Photography by Cheyne Gallarde. Gallarde owns Firebird Photography, a local studio that combines fashion and unconventional thinking to create vintage-inspired masterpieces!

What are you doing today at 4:30 p.m.? Come check SPJ out! We will be having special guest speaker, Tina Shelton at Crawford 322! Hope to see you there!

SPJ presents, Drew Debro as the President's assistant. #2015

Tomorrow, March 31, SPJ will have special guest speaker, Tina Shelton from John A. Burns School of Medicine at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. She will come to talk about the journalism field and public relations. Shelton has been in the field for over 33 years. Our current events meeting will be held at 4:30 and guest speaker at 5 p.m. at Crawford 322. Hope to see you there!

Journalism students and anyone in general: I want to share my dirty, little secret! Do not subscribe to any news media. You can get all your news articles for free through Facebook. Facebook let's you read full articles because it bypasses through their web. Before, it wasn't like that, now it is. Just like a page, in example: The New York Times, or BBC on Facebook and you'll be on your way reading on your smartphones, full articles, no problem! Read on!