First Amendment Rights: Student Journalists, Broadcasters, and Bloggers

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What Did They Say?!

Student reporters may criticize your college or university, make disparaging remarks about staff members or other students, or reflect on the world around them in an objectionable way.

You need to understand the First Amendment rights afforded to these journalists, broadcasters, and bloggers to balance them with the need to protect your institution, students, staff, and other stakeholders.

Former university associate provost and practicing attorney Dr. Jim Castagnera will share legal insights and practical insights about the First Amendment rights of students. You will learn what controls you can put in place to protect your institution and community members.

  • First Amendment Rights: Student Journalists, Broadcasters, and Bloggers
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60 Minute Session

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Training Overview

  • Does the First Amendment entitle students to write or say anything?
  • How can you restrict or control statements by student journalists?
  • Can you prevent embarrassing reports about your college or university?
  • Should you protect other stakeholders from inappropriate or hateful speech?

Learn answers to our questions and more during our upcoming webinar.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Presidents
  • Chancellors
  • Provosts
  • Vice presidents
  • Vice provosts
  • Deans
  • Associate and assistant deans
  • Academic department chairpersons
  • Diversity and equity professionals
  • Student affairs professionals
  • Title IX coordinators
  • Compliance officers
  • University counsel
  • Public-safety management
  • Faculty
What's included

Training includes

  • Certificate of Attendance
  • All resources and training materials
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Jim Castagnera
About

Expert Presenter

Jim Castagnera
  • President, Dr. Jim's One-Stop HR Shop
  • CEO and co-founder, International Artificial Intelligence Association
  • 10 years as a labor, employment, and intellectual-property attorney with Saul Ewing
  • 23 years as associate provost and legal counsel for academic affairs at Rider University
  • Holds an M.A. in Journalism from Kent State University
  • J.D. and Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University
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