James Sterling

Missouri Chair in Community Newspaper Management
The Chair in Community Newspaper Management is a joint effort by the Missouri School of Journalism and the Missouri Press Association to strengthen and promote the teaching of community newspapering. More than 100 community publishers, alumni of the school, and friends of MPA and the school made contributions to see this chair become a reality. Since the founding of the school in 1908 by Walter Williams and other colleagues at the Missouri Press Association, the school and the association have thrived together, combining resources and expertise to promote excellence in the profession.

News Releases

• Sept. 9, 2009: New Book on St. James, Mo., Features Photographs of Missouri School of Journalism Students and Missouri Photo Workshop Participants
• April 2, 2009: The Press Club of Metropolitan St. Louis and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Create an Annual Scholarship in Memory of David Lipman, BJ '53
• Oct. 1, 2007: Missouri School of Journalism Welcomes New Faculty for Fall 2007; Names Three to Acting Posts
• June 28, 2007: MU Students Develop Plans to Boost Weston Business
• May 7, 2007: Newspapers across Missouri, America Join in Education Program for Community Journalism Students
• March 27, 2007: Strategic Communication Summit Highlights Evolving Media, Technology and Research
• Oct. 24, 2006: Strategic Planning for Strategic Communication Education
• Oct. 1, 2003: News-Editorial Professor Inducted into the Missouri Press Association Hall of Fame