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The Maynard Regional Training Series for frontline editors and managers will provide specialized workshops, discussions and coaching to help emerging news leaders to successfully manage teams and news coverage.
October 9-10, 2025
TCU Bob Schieffer College of Communication, Fort Worth, Texas
The Maynard Regional Training Series
The Maynard Regional Training Series brings in-person, weekend-long leadership and management training to journalists across the U.S.
In partnership with universities, these sessions give entry- and mid-level editors and managers the tools and confidence they need to traverse the complexities of newsroom leadership.
Trainings are led by award-winning journalists, experienced facilitators, and media professionals—alongside journalism professors and Maynard Institute staff—and focus on the core skills editorial professionals need most.

Maynard Regional Training Series
Frequently asked questions about our Maynard Regional Training Series.
This training program is a weekend-long, in-person training on newsroom leadership, editing, and management, hosted at partner universities.
Entry and mid-level newsroom leaders, including editors and managers.
This training covers key leadership skills, including
- Fault Lines® in news coverage and management
- Building trust and strengthening editor/reporter relationships
- Managing large-scale projects
- Leading difficult conversations
- Authentic leadership in newsrooms
Maynard Institute staff, journalism professors, award-winning journalists and subject matter experts.
Register HERE for the next Maynard Regional Training Series on October 9-10 at TCU Bob Schieffer College of Communication in Fort Worth Texas.
Registration for this program is $50. Participants will be responsible for their own travel and lodging expenses as applicable. The Maynard Institute will provide information regarding a potential hotel discount.
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For Zelle or check payments: contact Maynard Regional Training Director Odette Alcazaren-Keeley.

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