Awards Committee volunteers meet via teleconference biweekly to discuss and refine the rules governing the Online Journalism Awards. Volunteers also recruit screeners and direct the judging process. Contact committee chair Anthony Moor (amoor@journalists.org).

Spend a few hours a week helping to drive the premier annual conference dedicated to digital journalism. Help plan cutting-edge sessions and tracks and recruit thought-leading speakers. Or help with the details and logistics that ensure a smooth experience. You can also promote and design social activities and workshops around the conference. Contact committee chairs Katharine Fong (kfong@journalists.org) or Liz Lufkin (llufkin@journalists.org).

Help recruit, reach out to and support professors, teachers and students researching, studying and teaching digital journalism and technology at academic institutions, from high school to graduate programs. Help plan training sessions, seminars and workshops, and student campus groups. Help in continued development of a wiki for syllabi and teaching strategies and an online forum examining academic and industry research. Contact committee chair Jody Brannon (jbrannon@journalists.org).

Help organize social and training events at various locations throughout the year to keep members abreast of the latest developments in the ONA and online journalism. Your level of commitment is entirely up to you. Contact committee co-chairs Ken Sands (ksands@journalists.org) or Katharine Fong (kfong@journalists.org).

Advise the Executive Commiittee on the briefs, suits and filings that ONA should support. Help develop expert resources, blogs and webinars to give online journalists legal guidance. Contact Committee Chair Kurt Greenbaum at kgreenbaum@post-dispatch.com.