Photo Gallery 3
J.A. Montalbano (Albuquerque, N.M., Tribune) listens as Mary Ellen Slayter (Washington Post) leads the "Breaking In" session on career planning for young copy editors. In the two rows behind Montalbano are, from left, Caroline Hauser (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill); University of Nebraska at Lincoln students Sarah Connolly, Michele Brown and Sarah Albright; and Tim Lawson (Washington Times).
The book sale, with titles of interest to copy editors, was bigger and better in its second year at the conference.
Glenn Gottselig (International Monetary Fund) and Kate DeWeese (Tacoma, Wash., News-Tribune) stay up to date at Cafe ACES.
Kathy Schenck, chairwoman of the ACES scholarship committee, watches the opening plenary with a group of young journalists. From left are Meredith Clark (Florida A&M University), Schenck (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), Ruth Maher (University of Nebraska at Lincoln grad who works at Coffey Communications in Walla Walla, Wash.) and Nicole Werking (University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill). Clark and Werking were among the five scholarship winners.
Caesar Andrews, editor of Gannett News Service leads the "Ethics and News" workshop, which explored the role of copy editors in shaping newsroom credibility. (Photo by Michelle Brandon)
Sara Hendricks (Victoria, Texas, Advocate), left, collects her prize from Naomi Seldin (Albany, N.Y,, Times Union) as Paula Devlin (New Orleans Times-Picayune) reads the names of editing-quiz winners at the closing plenary.
Millicent Fauntleroy (Raleigh New & Observer), right, relaxes with, from left, Ron Smith (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel), Sara Connolly (University of Nebraska at Lincoln) and Michele Brown (University of Nebraska at Lincoln).
Neil Holdway (Daily Herald, suburban Chicago), left, and Ike Morgan (Tallahassee, Fla., Democrat) at the opening reception on the pool patio at the Renaissance. (Photo by Sue Blair)
Hank Glamann (trainer and consultant from Galveston Island, Texas) shows his fancy footwear while at the Renaissance lounge. (Photo by Doris Truong)
Kenn Altine, right, of Hearst Newspapers talks with a group from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln on Thursday. From left are Sarah Albright, Michele Brown, Patrick Smith, adviser Jerry Sass and Sara Connolly.
Brian Brooks (University of Missouri), left, leads a panel discussion on ''Steering Students Toward Editing.'' Other panelists included William Tillinghast (San Jose State University), center, and Rick Kenney (Florida Southern College), right.
Peter Zicari (Cleveland Plain Dealer), left, keeps the headache remedy handy in his shirt pocket after receiving it from Deirdre Edgar (Portland Oregonian) as ACES President John McIntyre (Baltimore Sun) applauds. Edgar, the local coordinator for the Hollywood conference, made the ceremonial handoff to Zicari, who is co-local coordinator of the 2006 Cleveland conference, along with Amy Richards (Plain Dealer).
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