The Washington Journalism and Media Conference

BETH MARSHALL

Faculty Advisor

Beth Marshall, C.J.E., M.Ed., recently retired after 35 years of teaching and 13 years of advising journalism at Richmond-Burton Community High School in Richmond, IL. She advised the Endeavor yearbook and taught Journalism, English courses, and the dual-credit course, Introduction to Mass Communications. She is a Certified Journalism Educator and earned her M.A.Ed. in Journalism Education through Kent State University in 2020. She was also selected to attend the 2019 CSJ Advanced Advising Workshop at Kent State University in Ohio. Beth’s yearbook staff has earned numerous state awards, including IEA Best Overall Yearbook and All-KEMPA recognition, as well as first-class ratings from the NSPA. Beth is the board secretary of the Kettle Moraine Press Association, which works with scholastic journalism students and their teachers throughout Northern Illinois and Wisconsin. Beth is excited to return to WJMC.

BETH MARSHALL

Faculty Advisor

Beth Marshall, C.J.E., M.Ed., recently retired after 35 years of teaching and 13 years of advising journalism at Richmond-Burton Community High School in Richmond, IL. She advised the Endeavor yearbook and taught Journalism, English courses, and the dual-credit course, Introduction to Mass Communications. She is a Certified Journalism Educator and earned her M.A.Ed. in Journalism Education through Kent State University in 2020. She was also selected to attend the 2019 CSJ Advanced Advising Workshop at Kent State University in Ohio. Beth’s yearbook staff has earned numerous state awards, including IEA Best Overall Yearbook and All-KEMPA recognition, as well as first-class ratings from the NSPA. Beth is the board secretary of the Kettle Moraine Press Association, which works with scholastic journalism students and their teachers throughout Northern Illinois and Wisconsin. Beth is excited to return to WJMC.