Ms. Amanda Womac

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  Moderator: Ms. Amanda Womac, instructor of media writing at Lincoln Memorial University.

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  Amanda Womac, Diversity chair and student liaison, amanda@hellbenderpress.com

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  Amanda Womac, Assistant Editor

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  Moderator: Ms. Amanda Womac, editor, Hellbender Press and instructor of media writing at Lincoln Memorial University.

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  Amanda Womac, Diversity chair and student liaison, amanda@hellbinderpress.com

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  Hellbender staffers Gregg Baird (intern), Amanda Womac (assistant editor) and Rikki Hall (managing editor) enjoy an art auction fundraiser held at Sapphire last December.
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  Hall will be followed by Hellbender assistant editor Amanda Womac performing with a friend as Southern Smoke.
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  "Hellbender is a paper editors and writers believe in and want to see succeed," Womac says. "That's what sustains us. So this benefit concert is a great opportunity for folks to come out and support their hometown environmental paper. We need and appreciate every cent. Anything people can give, we'll take and put to great use."
  
  Womac believes Hellbender's mission is to "report on local issues and help educate East Tennesseans on the intricate role our environment plays in our survival. So, a benefit concert is a chance to put us 'doom and gloom' environmentalists out there in the community, dancing and drinking, having fun and talking about these issues. Benefits are a fun way for us to get support, both financial and community."
  
  For more information, contact Womac at 406.2964 or email: editor@hellbenderpress.com

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  Hall will be followed by Hellbender assistant editor Amanda Womac performing with a friend as Southern Smoke.
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  "Hellbender is a paper editors and writers believe in and want to see succeed," Womac says. "That's what sustains us. So this benefit concert is a great opportunity for folks to come out and support their hometown environmental paper. We need and appreciate every cent. Anything people can give, we'll take and put to great use."
  
  Womac believes Hellbender's mission is to "report on local issues and help educate East Tennesseans on the intricate role our environment plays in our survival. So, a benefit concert is a chance to put us 'doom and gloom' environmentalists out there in the community, dancing and drinking, having fun and talking about these issues. Benefits are a fun way for us to get support, both financial and community."
  
  For more information, contact Womac at 406.2964 or email: editor@hellbenderpress.com

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  If you run across any other stories about the conference, or start a discussion of your own, please email Amanda Womac (amanda@hellbenderpress.com)

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  Amanda Womac is again in charge and is planning to make the event even better than the success it was last year (please see below for information about our first EJC). This year's conference will be in conjunction with the SPJ Region 12 Conference that will be Saturday, April 10, 2010. Participants of each event are encouraged to attend both if possible. Please return to this page and see more information as it becomes available. You may also contact Amanda if you have suggestions or would like to volunteer your help: amanda [at] hellbenderpress.com.
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  Registration fees may be paid by check made payable to ETSPJ and mailed with downloaded registration form to Amanda Womac, PO Box 1101, Knoxville, TN 37901.
  
  If you wish to pay by credit card, please click HERE. Be sure to check the box on the e-mail registration form that you have paid via the PayPal button. (You may use major credit cards via PayPal.)
  
  For more information about the conference or sponsorship opportunities, e-mail Amanda Womac (Amanda@hellbenderpress.com).
  
  [Updated 8/23/09]

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  Hellbender staffers Gregg Baird (intern), Amanda Womac (assistant editor) and Rikki Hall (managing editor) enjoy an art auction fundraiser held at Sapphire last December.

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