About me:
We are the San Diego chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA), a national journalism organization with some 2,000 members. In San Diego, our more than 50 members are professionals and students working in TV, print, Internet and radio.
Who I'd like to meet: More journalists! More Asian Americans! More AA journo professionals and students! And others from our larger community! FYI: You don't have to be Asian to be a part of AAJA. If you're a cool person with a passion for journalism, you're in.
Calling all journalists, students, publicists, neighbors, friends, dads, moms and other AAJA supporters! Please join AAJA-San Diego for a night of fun for its BOWLING SOCIAL MIXER on Thursday, Nov. 5, 7-9 p.m. at the San Diego State University bowling alley in Aztec Center Lower Courtyard.
Park your car in in Paking Structure 6 off College Ave. or Montezuma Rd., then walk across the bridge to Aztec Center's lower level to enter the bowling alley.
You don't have to be good at bowling--it's all about having fun, the low cost of $5 supports AAJA scholarships/programs, and the casual environment gives you the chance to network and socialize. Meet your new AAJA-SD officers and board of directors, as well as journalists from across the county!
I am excited to inform you about my new book---"HANDBOOK FOR IMMIGRANTS: U.S. Lawyers, Visas & Resources". This book is a combination of travel guide, immigration handbook, and desk reference for travel and/or immigration purposes. You can visit my web site (WWW.RICHARDQUAN.COM) for more info. Please share this news among your friends.
Hello! Please support your Filipino friends! =) It's Heavy Rotation's official launch party, of course starting out in San Diego! ...this Sunday at House of Blues!
E-mail full names for guestlist to: VictoryNightlife@gmail.com
Details at www.HeavyRotationShow.com THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!! Love, Di
If haven't already, will you Booyah my Storyteller Challenge video?
Please click on "Video" beneath my profile pic and then click on "Storyteller" and then click on "Booyah." Every vote is a percentage i this competition. Official voting began 11/9 and ends shortly.
AsianWeek is the national English-language newsweekly for the rapidly growing Asian Pacific American community. We are currently looking for an intern in our Newspaper Workshop program in our San Francisco office.
TITLE Editorial Intern
DUTIES * Select and digest news stories for weekly publication * Write brief news stories for weekly publication * Write announcements of events for weekly publication * Maintain journal of internship experiences * Organize news sources: fax, e-mail, mail
SKILLS * Excellent writing skills * Computer: MS Word, Internet, e-mail * Great organization skills * Ability to work independently and as part of a team
