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34 Media L. Notes 1 (2005-2006)

handle is hein.journals/mdilwnts34 and id is 1 raw text is: Page 1 MEDIA LAW NOTES Law Division, AEJMC Volunteering for the Division B Karen Markin University of Rhode Island kmarkinui. edu Get involved, they say at the members' meeting. The question you may have-I certainly did when I was new to the division- is how. You don't think you can run for office because, from what you see at the members' meeting, the election looks, well, rigged. Yet you are reluctant to believe that because, after all, this is a group that highly values the democratic process. Surely it can't operate like a communist regime. ... It doesn't, at least in that there is surely no central plan. All it takes to get involved is to look for a task you'd like to do, and then step up and volunteer. For starters, you might consider writing an article for Media Law Notes. It's a clearly defined task that you can work into continued onpage 2 Fall 2005 Thanks for a great convention by Ant/soln L. rargTo Indiana University ar ,ttnaasedu A number of people have told me that they believe the 2005 AEJMC conference in San Antonio was one of the best they have ever attended. I concur. It seemed this year that all of the divisions, including Law, went the extra mile to put together outstanding panels, pre-conference workshops, and paper sessions. We have a great locale for the 2006 convention - San Francisco - so let's begin working on making the program as exciting as the city. If you have not already done so, get your ideas for panel sessions and pre-conference workshops to Jennifer Henderson at Trinity University (Texas) as soon as possible. Her e-mail address is Jennifer.Henderson@trinity. edu. We have a little unfinished business left over from San Antonio and we need to start work on some issues for San Francisco. Thanks. I promised in an earlier column that I would thank, by name, all of the people who helped put the program together for Law Division panel and paper sessions in 2005. I now realize the folly of making that promise. There are so many people who contributed to making the Law Division programming a success that I fear I will either run out of room or forget someone. Instead, let me thank categories of people. Continued on page 3 Volume 34, No. 1

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