The New England High School Journalism Collaborative (NEHSJC) was established and made possible by Carole Remick in 1987 and has continued through the generosity of the Remick Foundation. The week-long summer program supports aspiring journalists from high schools in the New England States. Participating sponsors of the program include The Boston Globe and the New England Newspaper and Press Association in addition to Simmons University and Regis College.
Students work directly with professional reporters, photographers and editors from New England newspapers and media organizations. They are sent out on assignments in Boston and work under deadlines to complete their work. At the conclusion of the program students are recognized at a banquet for their work in writing, multimedia and overall excellence.
A board of directors is made up of past participants and former colleagues of Carole. The board, along with the managing director, Leah Lamson and the Regis College Carole Remick chair, Colleen Malachowski work tirelessly each year to make sure the program grows and stays current with media trends. They all have one thing in common, the respect and love for the program and for Carole Remick. We thank them for their dedication. Carole would be proud.
To view the collaborative’s newspaper and website you can visit nehsjc.org/betweenthelines
