Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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THE RENEGADE is looking for qualified, committed students to work on the 1988-89 staff. Yearbook offers more than practical experience writing, editing, designing layouts and selling ads. It offers the opportunity to become involved with a great group of students and enjoy the satisfaction of helping to preserve the year ' s memories. The staff will cover special feature and sports events and spend lots of time selling advertising and books. All students will be encouraged to attend the Assoc. Colleqiate Press Nat ' 1. Workshop in Atlanta this fall. Academic credit is available for those who qualify. Applications are available in 356 Diffenbaugh and 350 Union. (Enrollment is limited, so enroll as early as possible.) COM 3950 - 4 (08850) meets 12:20-1: 10 M. Tailored to general staff, the course will consist of group discussions planning the book and instructor and guest lectures. Activities include those listed above. One hour S U credit, may be repeated for up to four hours credit. COM 3930 - 2 (08829) meets 12:20-1:10 M; 12:20-2:15 W. The course is designed for editors and managers and will follow the same format as 3950, described above. Three hours of letter grade credit; may be repeated for up to six hours total credit. Contrary to information in schedule, these classes are open to all Students.

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THE RENEGADE Florida State University WHAT YEARBOOK OFFERS YOU Ever wonder why people who seem perfectly sane most of the time spend long tedious hours and overcome so many obstacles and deadlines to publish a yearbook? There are reasons, good reasons. Hopefully, this list will provide enlightenment and maybe even encourage you to consider joining the staff! 1. Yearbook offers a variety of practical experiences. Staff members are responsible for writing and editing copy, designing pages, shooting and cropping photos, conducting interviews, selling advertising, billing and collecting from advertisers. Besides building an impressive portfolio, these experiences can help you decide on your professional goals. 2. Yearbook offers the opportunity for personal enrichment Can you handle deadline pressure? Try it on for size and learn whether you work better in a relaxed or hyped atmosphere. Wonder what ' s going on around campus? Learn about sports, academics or whatever by writing and interviewing for the yearbook. You may get to interview local heroes, visiting VIPs for yearbook. Many human interest stories offer the opportunity to get to know very special people. 3. Enhance your portfolio, resume, and references. Your can build an impressive portfolio with work samples of stories, interviews, page layouts, photos, etc. Showcase your talents so your employer will know you can perform. Letters of recommendation from a publications adviser can address not only your academic achievements but can testify to your ability to supervise, work under supervision and meet those all important deadlines. 4. Preserve the memories of your college years. The people, places and events that are so important now will soon be memories. I believe that one of the finest contributions we can make to Florida State is to preserve the memories in the stories and photos that are the yearbook. Take advantage of yearbook opportunities. They can work for you! Applications in 350 Student Union or 356 -Dif fenbaugh