Conference on covering rural health-care issues

 The Association of Health Care Journalists is holding a free* virtual workshop in June. Registration and information can be found here. 

*Note, it's free to members; membership is $30 for students, $60 for most others.

National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association news for students

 The NLGJA will hold its first-ever conference for student journalists. Click here for information and registration.

  Also, the group is offering a limited number of complimentary memberships for students and recent graduates. Sign up here.

Poynter Institute wraps up the student-led projects

 The Poynter Institute has given a wrap-up on the various student-led journalism projects it worked with during the past academic year. 

The article includes some other interesting links about other items of interest to journalism students.

An explainer for far-right identities and terminology

 The Poynter Institute has come up with a guide on understanding the different far-right organizations and some of their language and terminology.

Student journalist gets OK to be a journalist again

 A student at a university in Kansas had been ordered to cease and desist from being a reporter by the administration. He's just found out that it's OK to be a journalist again.

Duke's Coach K apologizes to student journalist after postgame tiff

 Jake Piazza thought he was getting the thrill of a lifetime by getting to ask a question of Duke men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski after a tough loss. Unfortunately, it did not go as planned, but the famed Coach K later reached out to apologize to the student.

  Meanwhile, here's Jake's take on the incident.

Inauguration, Associated Press style

 The Associated Press has published a style guide on inauguration terms.