 School in 1967. Cash is known by her nickname, "Fluffy." 

She worked for the Joske's of Texas department store chain as coordinator of radio and television advertising.
Cash received a Bachelor of Science in Journalism in 1971 from UT-Austin and attended the UT Graduate School of Education where she was certified as a secondary reading specialist in 1975.
She married Richard M. Cash in 1975. They have two sons, Austin Garner Cash and Cooper McNeece Cash.

Career
After returning to college for a graduate degree, she taught high school journalism for seven years at Burbank High School in San Antonio, Texas.

After a being a reporter, editor, publisher and newspaper owner, in 2006 she became a clinical professor and the first Fellow to the S. Griffin Singer Professorship at the University of Texas at Austin. Cash studied under Singer at UT in the late 60s.

At UT, she was associate director of the School of Journalism and previously served as the chairman of the executive committee of Texas Student Media. In 2012, and was named to the Texas Intercollegiate Press Hall of Fame.

Cash taught reporting at the undergraduate and graduate levels. With co-authors George Sylvie, Dave Garlock and Diana Dawson, she wrote a new textbook for J315 classes that was used for the first time in the fall 2009 semester. She retired in August 2016. 

She has served as past president of the Texas Press Association and  Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas and  Texas Associated Press Managing Editors. The Baytown Sun noted her "passionate commitment to journalistic standards" and that she had been a "mentoring editor" for a number of journalists at the paper. That work included her 2005 leadership of a media coalition that eventually culminated in the 2009 passage of the  Free Flow of Information Act, the Texas shield law.

In September 2016, The Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas gave Cash with the James Madison Award, honoring those who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to upholding the principles of the First Amendment and open government.  In April 2006, the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors association honored Cash with the Jack Douglas Award for outstanding service to journalism. 

At the state level, Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Phillips in 2004 named her to the Texas Judicial Advisory Council's Committee on Public Access to Court Records. During her tenure as TPA president, Cash contributed chapters and edited The News in Texas, an anthology of
School in 1967. Cash is known by her nickname, " Fluffy. " 

 She worked for the Joske's of Texas department store chain as coordinator of radio receiver and television receiver ad. 
 Cash received a Bachelor of Science in Journalism in 1971 from UT - Austin and attended the UT Graduate School of Education where she was certified as a junior-grade reading specialist in 1975. 
 She married Richard M. Cash in 1975. They have two son, Austin Garner Cash and Cooper McNeece Cash. 

 Career 
 After returning to college for a graduate academic degree, she teach high school journalism for seven year at Burbank High School in San Antonio, Texas. 

 After a being a reporter, editor, publisher and newspaper owner, in 2006 she became a clinical professor and the beginning Fellow to the S. Griffin Singer Professorship at the University of Texas at Austin. Cash learn under Singer at UT in the late sixty. 

 At UT, she was associate director of the School of Journalism and previously serve as the president of the executive committee of Texas Student Media. In 2012, and was named to the Texas Intercollegiate Press Hall of Fame. 

 Cash taught reporting at the undergraduate and alumnus levels. With co - authors George Sylvie, Dave Garlock and Diana Dawson, she wrote a new textbook for J315 class that was used for the first time in the fall 2009 semester. She retired in August 2016. 

 She has serve as past president of the Texas Press Association and   Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas and   Texas Associated Press Managing Editors. The Baytown Sun noted her " passionate commitment to journalistic standards " and that she had been a " mentoring editor " for a number of journalists at the paper. That work included her 2005 leadership of a media coalition that eventually culminated in the 2009 passage of the   Free Flow of Information Act, the Texas carapace jurisprudence. 

 In September 2016, The Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas gave Cash with the James Madison Award, honor those who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to upholding the principle of the First Amendment and clear government.   In April 2006, the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors association honor Cash with the Jack Douglas Award for outstanding service to journalism. 

 At the state level, Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Phillips in 2004 named her to the Texas Judicial Advisory Council's Committee on Public Access to Court Records. During her tenure as TPA president, Cash contribute chapters and edited The News in Texas, an anthology of
 Scjool in 1967. Cash is known bn her nickname, "Fluffy." 

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ShE woRkeD fOr thE JosKe's of Texas depaRTmenT store chain as coordinatOr of rAdIO and TElEvisiOn adverTIsING.
CaSh ReCeiVeD A BAchelOr oF SciencE in JournalIsm In 1971 From UT-Austin ANd Attended thE UT graduate SchoOl oF EducaTiOn wHEre shE waS certIfied aS A seconDary readiNg SPecialISt in 1975.
She MARrIed RIchard M. Cash in 1975. They HAvE Two sons, Austin GArner CAsH AnD cOopEr MCNeece Cash.

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AFTer retuRNiNG TO coLLege for a graduAte degree, shE TauGht higH sChoOL journAlism FoR SevEn years at BuRbanK High SchoOl in SaN antonio, tExas.

AftEr a beiNg a RepOrteR, EdItOr, pUbLIshER aNd nEWspAper owneR, iN 2006 sHe becAme a CLINIcal ProFessOr and The first FelloW to The S. gRifFin SiNger PRofeSsOrshiP at the univeRsIty of Texas at AusTin. CAsh studieD unDeR SiNgEr at Ut In the lAte 60S.

At uT, she waS associATe dIrECTOr Of the School of JournAlISM aNd previoUsly seRVeD aS The chairMaN of The eXECutivE comMItTee of TexAs StudENt meDia. In 2012, anD wAs nameD tO thE TeXas InTErcoLlegiaTe Press HAll of fAme.

Cash taught rEPorting at the uNDeRGRaDUate And Graduate levEls. WITh co-AuthORs geoRGe SylVie, DaVe gArLOck and Diana Dawson, shE wRote a nEw texTbook for J315 clasSes that was USED for the fIrst TImE In the fall 2009 semesTer. ShE retired in aUgust 2016. 

She Has seRved as paSt presideNT Of the TexAs PResS AsSocIATiOn and  Freedom oF iNforMaTion FouNdaTion of TExaS anD  TeXas asSociated PRess ManaGiNg edItOrs. the BaYTown Sun nOtEd hEr "PasSionaTE commiTment To joUrNaLIstIc standARdS" ANd thAt ShE had BeeN a "MentoRing EDitOr" for a nUmber of joUrnAListS aT tHe paper. that work incluDeD her 2005 leaderShIp oF a mediA COalition That eventually culminateD In the 2009 paSsaGe of tHe  FrEe Flow of INfoRmatioN AcT, The TexAs shieLd law.

in sepTEMber 2016, THE frEedOm Of InformatION FoUndatIoN of TExas gavE Cash with the James MADisOn Award, honoriNg tHose WHO hAve DEmONstRaTEd oUTStanding commitmEnt to upholDiNG tHe principlES of ThE First AMendmenT and oPEn goverNment.  In ApRil 2006, the TexAs assoCIAteD Press ManaGing EditOrs associATion hONoRed CaSh wIth the jaCk DOuglaS Award FOr oUtstaNding sErVice to JournAlIsm. 

At the State level, Texas Supreme COurt ChIef JuStiCe Tom PhilLipS In 2004 nAmed her to The TExas JudiciAl ADviSory COunCIl's CoMmitTEe On PUBlic ACcesS To Court ReCOrDs. DURInG her tenure aS tpa prEsideNt, CASh contRibuTed chapters and ediTEd The News in TexAs, an ANThoLogY Of
 School in 1967. Cash is k nown by he r nic kna me,  " Fluf fy."  

She workedf or t he Joske's of Texas de partm en t  sto r echain  as coo r di n a tor  o frad io an d tel evi sion ad vertising. 
Ca sh  received aB ac helor of S cie nce in Journ ali sm in19 71f rom U T-A ustin  and a t tended  the UT G ra d uate S c hool of E du cati on where she wasc er t ified as a sec ondary  r e ad i n g s pec ialist in19 75.
S h e marri e dR i c har d  M. Cash in 1 975. They h a vetwo so ns , A u stin G arner  C a shand CooperMcNe ece Cash. 

Care e r
After returni ng tocol leg e fo r  a  g rad ua t e d e gr ee, she  taughthi gh  scho ol j o u r n alis m f or s evenyears at Burb ank  Hig h  Sc hoolin Sa n An to nio,Texas. 

Aft er  a being a repo rter , editor,  pu bl ish er  andn ewspap erown er, in2006 sh e  be ca m e aclinical professor  a n d  t he first  Fello w  t ot he S. Gr if fin  Sin g e r Pro fess o rs hip at t he Uni v er si ty of T ex as atAu sti n.Cashs tudi ed und er Singe r atU T in the late6 0s.

At UT, s h ew a sa ssoc iat e directorof t h e Sc hool of  Jo u rnali sm an dp re v iously served as th echairm an of  the executiv e committe e o f TexasStud e nt Media. In 2012 , and  was named to the T exasIntercol legiate P r e ss HallofFam e.
Ca s h  t aught reporti n g  atth e under gra duate a ndgra dua tele vels. Wit h co-aut ho rs  G eo rge  Sylv i e, DaveGa rlo ck  an d Dia n a Daws on, s he w ro te a n ew text b oo k forJ3 15  cla sse sthatwasu sed  for th e first t ime in t he  f all 200 9 semester. S he  retired i nAug ust 20 1 6 . 

Shehas served as past pres i dent of  th e Tex as P ress Asso cia tion a ndFreedo m of I nform at ion F ounda t i on  of  T exas and T e xas  Asso ci ated  PressManaging Editors.T heBaytown Sun n ote d he r "p ass i on a teco m mit m e nt to journalis tic standa rd s "and that s h e h ad  been a  "mento ringe ditor"for a num ber of jo ur nali s t s a t the pape r. Thatwork incl u ded h e r2005lea dershi pofa med ia coa l iti on th at eve nt uallyculmi na ted in t he 2009 passage of the FreeFlowofInformati onA ct,  the Texa s sh ield law.
In  Se ptemb er2 016,TheF re edo m  of I nfor m ation Fou n da tio n of  Texas gave C a shwiththe JamesMadi son Award, honori n g those who ha ve d e m ons tra t ed o ut standing commi tme nt t o uphold in g the princ iples of  t h e Fir st Ame ndment  and op e n  g o vernme nt. In  April 20 06,  t h e Texas  A ss o ciated  Pre ss  Manag ing Ed i tors a ssociation honor ed Ca s h  with the  Jack  D ouglasA ward  for outst anding serv ice to  jou rnali sm. 

A tthe st ate  l evel, Texa s  SupremeCourt  ChiefJu stic e T om Phi llip s in 20 04 n am edher to th e Te x as  J u dic ialAdvis or y Co uncil's C o mmitteeonP ublic A cc ess t o Cour t  R e c ords. Duri ngher t e n ure as TPA pres i de n t, Ca sh con tribut ed chap t ers  a nd edit edT h e News in  Texas, a n  an th olog y of
 School_in 1967._Cash is known by_her nickname,_"Fluffy."_

She worked_for_the Joske's of_Texas department store_chain as coordinator of_radio and television_advertising.
Cash_received a Bachelor of Science in Journalism in 1971 from UT-Austin and attended the_UT_Graduate School_of_Education_where she was certified as_a secondary reading specialist in_1975.
She married_Richard M. Cash in 1975. They have two_sons,_Austin Garner Cash_and Cooper McNeece Cash.

Career
After returning to college for a_graduate degree, she taught high school_journalism for seven_years_at_Burbank High School in_San Antonio, Texas.

After a being a_reporter, editor, publisher and newspaper owner,_in 2006 she became a clinical professor_and the first Fellow to the_S. Griffin Singer Professorship at_the University_of Texas at Austin. Cash_studied under Singer_at UT_in the late_60s.

At UT, she was associate director_of the School_of Journalism and previously served as_the_chairman of the_executive_committee_of Texas_Student Media. In_2012,_and was_named_to the Texas Intercollegiate Press Hall_of_Fame.

Cash taught reporting at the undergraduate and_graduate levels. With co-authors_George_Sylvie, Dave Garlock and_Diana Dawson, she wrote a_new textbook for J315 classes that_was used_for the_first time in the fall 2009 semester. She retired in August_2016. 

She has served as past_president of the Texas_Press Association_and_ Freedom of_Information_Foundation of_Texas and  Texas Associated Press Managing_Editors. The_Baytown Sun noted her "passionate commitment_to journalistic standards" and_that_she had been a "mentoring editor"_for a number of journalists at_the paper. That work included_her_2005_leadership of a media coalition_that eventually culminated in the 2009_passage of the_ Free Flow of Information Act, the_Texas_shield law.

In September 2016, The Freedom_of_Information Foundation of Texas gave Cash_with_the_James Madison Award, honoring those_who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to_upholding the principles of the First Amendment and open_government.  In_April 2006, the Texas Associated_Press_Managing_Editors association honored Cash with the Jack Douglas Award for_outstanding service_to journalism. 

At_the state level, Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Phillips_in 2004 named her to the Texas_Judicial Advisory Council's Committee on Public Access to Court Records. During_her tenure as TPA president, Cash contributed chapters_and edited The News in Texas, an_anthology of