The Center for Innovation in College Media is a non-profit think-tank that was created to help college student media adapt and flourish in the new media environment. In 2010, CICM was folded into College Media Association, Inc. #

We hope to achieve our mission by a number of efforts, including: #

• National hands-on training workshops and conferences.
• Regional hands-on training workshops.
• Open-Source technology development and testing.
• Open-source research about college media and technology.
• Showcasing examples of innovative student work on the web site.
• Track emerging trends in news media that will impact college media organizations.
• Partnering with other organizations to explore ways to improve the transition to new media skills for student journalists.

Innovation in College Media, the weblog of the non-profit Center for Innovation in College Media, is a collaborative effort of a few dedicated individuals. The people who write, gather information, and contribute have done so out of a sincere desire to advance the training of student journalists through college media. #

Chris Carroll is director of student media for Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn. He is a former president of College Media Advisers, Inc.
Ralph Braseth is director of student media at Loyola University in Chicago and was director of student media at Ole Miss for 20 years. His personal weblog: New Media #

Bryan Murley is an assistant professor of new and emerging media in the journalism department at Eastern Illinois University. He advises their online student news outlet – dennews.com and teach classes. He is a doctoral student at the University of South Carolina, and the former webmaster for College Media Advisers, Inc. More information at his personal web site: bryanmurley.com. #

View Bryan Murley’s profile #

Legal Notice: The opinions published on this weblog are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Center for Innovation in College Media, College Media Association, Inc., or individuals associated with the organization. All blog posts remain copyrighted by their authors, except where noted. #

Corrections: If you find an error on this web site, or wish to offer clarification of any item you find on the site, please respond in the comments or e-mail us at scmurley (at) gmail.com. #

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