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Episode 11 — How: Theme Development with Carrie Faust
The year is done, or nearly so — and now we turn our staff's attention to the next book, and building a solid foundation with their theme. In this episode, we visit with Carrie Faust, the adviser of Summit, the yearbook at Smoky Hill HS (Aurora, Colo.). Carrie is another of the 'Yearbook Besties,' who have what I regard as the single best stragegy to use in guiding a staff's theme development: "story, words, pretty."
Recipient of the JEA Medal of Merit in 2013 and JEA's 2009 Distinguished Yearbook Adviser of the Year, Carrie is an articulate and passionate instructor at camps, workshops and conventions nationwide. Her students' books have won Gold and Silver Crowns and Pacemakers, as well as numerous local awards; she's giving podcast listeners a preview of "Yes. All That.", Summit 2018, via this link: tinyurl.com/ybkwhysep11.
You can contact Carrie at [email protected] and on Twitter at @CarrieFaust; check out ALL of the Yearbook Besties' resources at YearbookBesties.com
Find the podcast online at @YearbookWhys, and please share it with yearbook friends of all kinds - advisers, reps, students and editors - I'd appreciate the share! Email me with comments, feedback and episode suggestions at [email protected]. Please do give a review at Apple iTunes podcasts; that will help others find the show!
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Episode 11 — How: Theme Development with Carrie Faust
The year is done, or nearly so — and now we turn our staff's attention to the next book, and building a solid foundation with their theme. In this episode, we visit with Carrie Faust, the adviser of Summit, the yearbook at Smoky Hill HS (Aurora, Colo.). Carrie is another of the 'Yearbook Besties,' who have what I regard as the single best stragegy to use in guiding a staff's theme development: "story, words, pretty."
Recipient of the JEA Medal of Merit in 2013 and JEA's 2009 Distinguished Yearbook Adviser of the Year, Carrie is an articulate and passionate instructor at camps, workshops and conventions nationwide. Her students' books have won Gold and Silver Crowns and Pacemakers, as well as numerous local awards; she's giving podcast listeners a preview of "Yes. All That.", Summit 2018, via this link: tinyurl.com/ybkwhysep11.
You can contact Carrie at [email protected] and on Twitter at @CarrieFaust; check out ALL of the Yearbook Besties' resources at YearbookBesties.com
Find the podcast online at @YearbookWhys, and please share it with yearbook friends of all kinds - advisers, reps, students and editors - I'd appreciate the share! Email me with comments, feedback and episode suggestions at [email protected]. Please do give a review at Apple iTunes podcasts; that will help others find the show!