Editors Forum

March 23 - 25, 2011
Grand Hyatt Denver
Denver, Colo., United States

Producing an engaging, effective periodical today involves much more than editing. You must embrace new technologies; navigate institutional bureaucracies and politics; manage people, time and budgets; and do it all without losing sight of the creativity and inspiration that will capture the hearts and minds of readers. Learn how it's done at the Editors Forum.

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Benefits of Attending

• See with fresh eyes. Take a step back from your day-to-day routine to reexamine your publication, with the added perspective of other passionate, seasoned professionals.
• Learn from experience. We'll offer a compelling lineup of speakers and faculty that bring both breadth and depth of knowledge about all aspects of our work.
• Network. Spend time and swap stories with others who do what you do, understand what you face, care about the quality of college and university magazines, and just might have advice that could make a difference in your work.
• Gain wisdom you can apply. This conference will include practical, hands-on tips that you can take back to your job and use, right away.
• Get inspired. There's nothing like the Editors Forum to lend inspiration and renew enthusiasm, as we're collectively reminded how cool our jobs really are and why we loved them in the first place.

Who Should Attend

Everyone who helps shape the vision, planning and production of college and university periodicals: their writing, editing, design, printing, audience and purpose.