Join us
July 20-22, 2023,
for our hands-on
collegiate workshop.

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#Mega23

Get the training you need for what’s ahead

Make plans now for ACP’s annual summer workshop,
the College Media Mega Workshop,
July 20-22, 2023, at the University of Minnesota’s Twin Cities campus.

This workshop has trained hundreds of collegiate journalists and advisers,
and it’s prepared them for their challenges going into the academic year.

Our 2023 workshop offers specific tracks to prepare you for the year ahead —

Leadership • Design • Reporting • Advanced Reporting

Deliberative Journalism through Audience Engagement

Business/Advertising • Sports • Advisers

Magazine • Yearbook • Photo & Video

Digital Reporting & Storytelling

Social media promotion/audience engagement


> Bill Elsen, workshop editor-in-residence,
formerly of The Washington Post

> Rick Green, visiting editor across workshop tracks,
Pulitzer-winning executive editor and chief content officer
of
 the Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, California

Workshop photos by Bradley Wilson 

Why this

workshop?

Experienced advisers teach the training tracks you need — in a constructive, supportive environment.

Training tracks are built with you in mind. We’ll meet you where your skills are.

Registration and accommodations are easy on your budget. Check the details below.

Critiques help you with practical, constructive advice.

Ideas inspire you and your staff.

Working across platforms, we’ll offer the programming — and the insight — that you’ll need to succeed in 2023-24. 

Conference

registration

$229 person

which includes training tracks, general sessions and on-site critiques.

$32 
per ticket (optional) for Minnesota Twins baseball,
at 7:10 p.m. Friday,
purchased through registration.

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Accommodations

Middlebrook Hall
412 22nd Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55455

Students

$32 per night
Two to a room in a two-bed, shared room, with bathroom down the hall

Advisers

$50 per night, limited singles, one bed, shared bath.

All residence hall rooms will be reserved through the university’s online system by July 1, including parking registration, at $11 per day.