What does JEA mean to you?
The Journalism Education Association’s National High School Journalism Convention was held Nov. 2-5 in Boston, bringing together professionals, educators, and students with a passion for reporting.
Presenters and attendees at the JEA National High School Journalism Convention share what the conference means to them. (Title screen made using Envato and images by Emily Ziajor; “Big City Life” sound effect by Loki via WeVideo)
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About the Contributors
Dhanveer Gill, Managing Editor
Dhanveer Gill is a senior at WCCHS and this is his second year on the Wildcat Chronicle. Dhanveer is a dedicated Math Team member, NHS member, and senior engineer of WeGo's Robotics Team. Outside of school, he loves to be in the gym, go on long (and he means very long) bicycle rides, listen to music, and write. In the future, Dhanveer wants to pursue computer engineering and minor in journalism.
Miley Pegg, Content Specialist
Miley Pegg is running into her third year on the Chronicle. She is an avid review writer and Taylor Swift specialist, with the exception of some country as well. She hopes to peruse a career in Athletic Training at the Univeristy of Michigan and minor in journalism there, too. The trackstar herself also enjoys drinking her daily Celcius or Alani to keep herself motivated.
Emily Ziajor, Multimedia Manager
Emily Ziajor is a WEGO senior in her second year of journalism. She attended the National High School Journalism Convention last November, and thoroughly loved the experience. She is a Polish-American (she finished her final year of Polish School in the spring of 2023) with a creative soul and high aspirations. When it comes to writing, she has a sharp imagination, and one of her true passions is photography. Emily is a multi-year member of the AV Club at West Chicago Community High School.