Nancy Kaplan-Biegel Instructor – Journalism/English
Courses Education Biography		Language Arts /    Journalism and English Skyline Office: Bldg 8, Rm. 8110 Skyline Office Hrs: MWF 11:10-noon The Skyline View Online: www.theskylineview.com—Make it your home page! On Facebook: Skyline College Journalism Department and The Skyline View: “Like” these pages and get the latest news from the department and the paper. Follow Us on Twitter: twitter.com/skylinejour and twitter.com/theskylineview. Learn more about journalism and the department on our Skyline College Journalism Department blog. Phone: 650-738-4297 E-mail: kaplann@smccd.edu I am now using Web Access for my class correspondence and materials. If you are taking one of my courses, you can log in at smccd.mrooms.net with your G-number and birth date. From there, find our class. See you online! : )
	Welcome to Skyline Journalism They Did It Again! Congratulations to the staff of The Skyline View for winning General Excellence for Online Journalism at the JACC NorCal 2011 Conference in Sacramento. Check out their work at www.theskylineview.com. Click here for a short narrated slideshow from a previous convention.	Thinking of taking a journalism class during Spring 2012? Click here for student testimonials. Then, check out the syllabi below. VIEWPOINTS PODCAST Episode #1 (Podcast Program Note: JOUR 120 has been renamed to JOUR 120: Writing & Reporting for the Media) Click here for the print version of, the Journalism Department newsletter. Also, check out these archived issues of Viewpoints, the old journalism department newsletter: Fall 2004 Spring 2005 Fall 2005 Spring 2006 Fall 2007
	Education
	· BA in Journalism / San Diego State University · MA in English Literature /San Francisco State University · Certificate in the Teaching of Composition / San Francisco State University
	Biography
	After receiving a degree in journalism from San Diego State University, I became the production editor at City Sports magazine in San Francisco; I also freelanced for several publications around the city. As much as I loved my magazine job, teaching beckoned. I went back to school and received my M.A. in English Literature and a Certificate in the Teaching of Composition from San Francisco State. Upon graduation, I was hired at Skyline to teach English, but after a few years was approached about renewing the defunct journalism program. What fun! I went for it full guns and we now offer several journalism classes and the students have revived the campus newspaper, The Skyline View. Now I combine three loves--English, journalism, and teaching--at Skyline College. One of the things I love best about teaching is seeing students realize that they are capable and that they have many, many opportunities open to them.