2018 Jamison Lecture

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Audience members ask questions during the 2018 Jamison Lecture Q&A session
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Crowded auditorium during 2018 Jamison Lecture
Jamison 2018 event speakers, organizers and TWU chancellor

National journalists tackle Trump-era reporting during TWU lecture

From the Denton Record-Chronicle

Even when they’re not working, the political theater of Washington, D.C., is never far away from Ashley Parker and Sabrina Siddiqui. Both women faced a packed auditorium on the Texas Woman’s University campus Wednesday night as they shared their experiences covering the often tumultuous Trump presidency. The two were featured speakers at the third annual TWU Jamison Lecture series and fielded questions from Krys Boyd, the host of KERA’s “Think” radio show.

Speakers

Ashley Parker

Ashley Parker

White House reporter for The Washington Post and senior political analyst for MSNBC

Sabrina Siddiqui

Sabrina Siddiqui

Political reporter for The Guardian U.S.

Moderator

Krys Boyd

Krys Boyd

Host of local NPR station KERA’s, “Think” program

Boyd was declared “Best Broadcaster for Radio in Dallas” by D Magazine in 2010 and won the Public Radio News Directors Incorporated award for best call-in program in 2012.

TWU Jamison Lecture featured political perspectives from female journalists

Two American political reporters spoke at Texas Woman’s University’s third annual Jamison Lecture, which began at 7 p.m., March 28 on the university’s Denton campus. The lecture, titled "Covering the Trump Presidency: Perspectives from Women Journalists", was held in the Multipurpose Classroom Laboratory Building auditorium on North Bell Avenue. 

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