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News Releases: December 2003
December 2003
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Dec. 5, 2003: Upcoming Workshop in New York to Help Journalists Expand Skills in Convergent Media Environment An upcoming workshop in New York will help journalists broaden their skill set in a convergent media environment. Sponsored by the Missouri School of Journalism, "Broadcast News Reporting" will teach participants on-camera techniques such as voice-overs, narration and interviewing and how to construct a news package. As part of the workshop, participants will produce a résumé tape of professional quality. [More]
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Dec. 16, 2003: Student-Developed Campaign Wins Two National Awards A strategic communications campaign developed by Missouri School of Journalism advertising seniors for the Missouri Department of Transportation recently won its second national award. Team members were Camille Clingan of Chesterfield, Mo., Sara Ralston of Ste. Genevieve, Mo., Bill Smith, Chula, Mo., and Asian Udoh, O'Fallon, Ill. Susan Bartel was the course professor. [More]
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Dec. 18, 2003: Four J-School Students Win Hearst Journalism Awards Missouri School of Journalism students Duaa Eldeib, Alyssa Ford, Kyle Palmer and Mary Knez Walker were among the winners in the 44th annual William Randolph Hearst Foundation's Journalism Awards Program. More than 100 universities and colleges participated in the first Hearst competition of this academic year. [More]
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Dec. 18, 2003: Two Advertising Students Create TV Ads for Nokia and Win a Trip to the Sugar Bowl Two Missouri School of Journalism students have been chosen as the Fall 2003 Nokia ADvantage advertising competition winners from the Missouri School of Journalism. Michael Spear of St. Louis, Mo., and Jamie Kitsis of St. Louis, were awarded all-expense paid trips to the 2004 Nokia Sugar Bowl national championship game in New Orleans. Runners-up Mary Dreyer of St. Louis, and Lauren Curry of Plano, Texas, received Nokia 3200 phones. [More]
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Dec. 29, 2003: Two Advertising Students Named to AAF Most Promising Minority Students Honor Roll Two Missouri School of Journalism advertising students have been named to the Honor Roll of the American Advertising Federation's Most Promising Minority Students program. Kimberlee Belcher and Bryan Lattimore competed with almost 100 other minority advertising students across the country for this honor. Selection criteria included academic standing, demonstrated interest in the industry, leadership and character and essay content. [More]
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