Loading…
TEACHAPALOOZA IX 2019
Attending this event?
Three intensive days of practical useable learning, sharing, teaching and networking with passionate journalism educators.   This is front-edge teaching about effective innovative learning. Register here: https://www.poynter.org/teachapalooza-front-edge-teaching-tools-for-college-educators/
Once your application is accepted, you will get confirmation and instructions for hotel reservations. Poynter has arranged for special low rates and free shuttle to Poynter at two downtown St. Petersburg hotels.

Friday, June 7 • 10:45am - 12:00pm
How to teach students to talk to people, not just text or IM them for stories

Sign up or log in to save this to your schedule and see who's attending!

Tweet Share
Les Rose’s 38-year career in broadcast journalism included 22 years with CBS National News Network as a photojournalist and field producer.  He is in his third year at the Newhouse School at Syracuse, NY. He spent 23 years off and on working with CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman, including the series “Everybody Has a Story",

Few are as skilled at making interview subjects feel at ease in the presence of a camera as Les. Now, he teaches his students how to get the best out of the people they are interviewing. He will share his best questions, how "setting" makes a huge difference in how an interview unfolds and how to get reluctant subjects to trust you.

Rose has been honored with a national Edward R. Murrow Award and five Emmy Awards.

Speakers
avatar for Les Rose

Les Rose

Professor of Practice Broadcast & Digital Journalism, Newhouse School/ Syracuse University
Father, Friend, Photojournalist. Recovering road warrior for CBS News, Los Angeles. Happy as heck in my third year as a Professor of Practice at the Newhouse School, Syracuse U. Let's chat about shooting, producing, and lighting feature stories (and more tips and tricks).

Friday June 7, 2019 10:45am - 12:00pm
Barnes Conference Room
  Keynote

Attendees (4)