2021 COLLEGIATE SALUTE TO EXCELLENCE NOMINEES
NABJ Announces Inaugural Class of Leadership Academy Mentoring Program
10/28/2021
NABJ Mourns the Loss of Longtime Member Jovita Moore
10/29/2021
Click titles to view entries. Links to the entries are active until January 7, 2022.
Nominees: Digital Media – Graduate – Best Use of Multimedia – Special Project
Unforgotten: The Untold Story of Murdered Chicago Women
John Fountain, Samantha Latson, Mohammad Samra, Arianna Thome, Nick Ulanowski, Unforgotten Project Staff
Roosevelt University
Nominees: Digital Media – Undergraduate – Best Use of Multimedia – Online Sports Reporting
How COVID-19 Has Impacted Minor League Baseball
Mark Beckford, Arthur Cribbs
Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Nominees: Newspaper – Undergraduate – Feature Reporting
Black Lives Matter Supporters Met with Threats and Violence in Douglas County
Lucia Starbuck, Ty O’Neil, Trevor Bexon, Don Dike-Anukam, Christopher Torres, Bob Conrad
ThisisReno, Reno, NV
Spreading the Love, One Mask at a Time
Lauryn Azu
The Black Voice, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
The Essential Workers Who Don’t Feel Essential
Charles Tharpe
Red Line Project, Chicago, IL
Nominees: Newspaper – Undergraduate – General News Reporting
Riots in Reno After Peaceful Black Lives Matter Demonstration
Lucia Starbuck, Ty O’Neil, Trevor Bexon, Don Dike-Anukam, Christopher Torres, Robert (Bob) Conrad
ThisisReno, Reno, NV
Nominees: Television – Undergraduate – Feature: Short Form
A Day in the Life of a Virtual School Teacher
Samantha Chaney
NewsVision, Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Jennifer Thomas, Professor
Nominees: Television – Undergraduate – Best Newscast
NewsVision Capstone Final Newscast Fall 2020
Samantha Chaney, Julia Weng, Chandler Carter, Kira Grant, Jaquatte Williams, Corrin Jones
NewsVision, Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Jennifer Thomas, Professor
*Nominees who have questions or corrections regarding their listings may contact awards@nabj.org by Wednesday, November 3, at 5 p.m. ET. Corrections will not be accepted after the deadline.
Related posts
NABJ Announces Inaugural Class of Leadership Academy Mentoring Program
10/28/2021NABJ Mourns the Loss of Longtime Member Jovita Moore
10/29/2021
Click titles to view entries. Links to the entries are active until January 7, 2022.
Nominees: Digital Media – Graduate – Best Use of Multimedia – Special Project
Unforgotten: The Untold Story of Murdered Chicago Women
John Fountain, Samantha Latson, Mohammad Samra, Arianna Thome, Nick Ulanowski, Unforgotten Project Staff
Roosevelt University
Nominees: Digital Media – Undergraduate – Best Use of Multimedia – Online Sports Reporting
How COVID-19 Has Impacted Minor League Baseball
Mark Beckford, Arthur Cribbs
Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Nominees: Newspaper – Undergraduate – Feature Reporting
Black Lives Matter Supporters Met with Threats and Violence in Douglas County
Lucia Starbuck, Ty O’Neil, Trevor Bexon, Don Dike-Anukam, Christopher Torres, Bob Conrad
ThisisReno, Reno, NV
Spreading the Love, One Mask at a Time
Lauryn Azu
The Black Voice, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
The Essential Workers Who Don’t Feel Essential
Charles Tharpe
Red Line Project, Chicago, IL
Nominees: Newspaper – Undergraduate – General News Reporting
Riots in Reno After Peaceful Black Lives Matter Demonstration
Lucia Starbuck, Ty O’Neil, Trevor Bexon, Don Dike-Anukam, Christopher Torres, Robert (Bob) Conrad
ThisisReno, Reno, NV
Nominees: Television – Undergraduate – Feature: Short Form
A Day in the Life of a Virtual School Teacher
Samantha Chaney
NewsVision, Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Jennifer Thomas, Professor
Nominees: Television – Undergraduate – Best Newscast
NewsVision Capstone Final Newscast Fall 2020
Samantha Chaney, Julia Weng, Chandler Carter, Kira Grant, Jaquatte Williams, Corrin Jones
NewsVision, Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Jennifer Thomas, Professor
*Nominees who have questions or corrections regarding their listings may contact awards@nabj.org by Wednesday, November 3, at 5 p.m. ET. Corrections will not be accepted after the deadline.
Related posts
NABJ Announces Inaugural Class of Leadership Academy Mentoring Program
10/28/2021NABJ Mourns the Loss of Longtime Member Jovita Moore
10/29/2021Click titles to view entries. Links to the entries are active until January 7, 2022.
Nominees: Digital Media – Graduate – Best Use of Multimedia – Special Project
Unforgotten: The Untold Story of Murdered Chicago Women
John Fountain, Samantha Latson, Mohammad Samra, Arianna Thome, Nick Ulanowski, Unforgotten Project Staff
Roosevelt University
Nominees: Digital Media – Undergraduate – Best Use of Multimedia – Online Sports Reporting
How COVID-19 Has Impacted Minor League Baseball
Mark Beckford, Arthur Cribbs
Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Nominees: Newspaper – Undergraduate – Feature Reporting
Black Lives Matter Supporters Met with Threats and Violence in Douglas County
Lucia Starbuck, Ty O’Neil, Trevor Bexon, Don Dike-Anukam, Christopher Torres, Bob Conrad
ThisisReno, Reno, NV
Spreading the Love, One Mask at a Time
Lauryn Azu
The Black Voice, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
The Essential Workers Who Don’t Feel Essential
Charles Tharpe
Red Line Project, Chicago, IL
Nominees: Newspaper – Undergraduate – General News Reporting
Riots in Reno After Peaceful Black Lives Matter Demonstration
Lucia Starbuck, Ty O’Neil, Trevor Bexon, Don Dike-Anukam, Christopher Torres, Robert (Bob) Conrad
ThisisReno, Reno, NV
Nominees: Television – Undergraduate – Feature: Short Form
A Day in the Life of a Virtual School Teacher
Samantha Chaney
NewsVision, Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Jennifer Thomas, Professor
Nominees: Television – Undergraduate – Best Newscast
NewsVision Capstone Final Newscast Fall 2020
Samantha Chaney, Julia Weng, Chandler Carter, Kira Grant, Jaquatte Williams, Corrin Jones
NewsVision, Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Jennifer Thomas, Professor
*Nominees who have questions or corrections regarding their listings may contact awards@nabj.org by Wednesday, November 3, at 5 p.m. ET. Corrections will not be accepted after the deadline.