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2002 Mark of Excellence Region 9 Winners/Finalists
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Editorial Writing
Winner: Kevin M. Wingert, Laramie County Community College,
Second Place (tie): Mary Baze, Mesa State College, Mesa State Criterion
Second Place (tie): Daniel Thatcher, University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Third Place (tie): Jared Whitley, "Whitticisms," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Third Place (tie): Tanna Barry, Jake Christensen and Jose Carvajal, Weber State University, The Signpost
Editorial Cartooning
Winner: Chris Bodily, Southern Utah University, University Journal
Second Place: No award given.
Third Place: No award given.
General Column Writing
Winner: Clark Jessup, Utah State University, Utah Statesman
Second Place: Sheena McFarland, University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Third Place: Jared Whitley, "Mormon Dating" Series," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Sports Column Writing
Winner: Chris Bellamy, University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Second Place: Chris Bellamy, University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Third Place: Jamie Peterson, "An athlete's view," Weber State University, The Signpost
Spot News Reporting
Winner: Vince Blaser, Josh Hardin and Summer McElley, "Assault Suspect Arrested," Colorado State University, The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Second Place: Jared Whitley, "Talking to media gets parking employee fired," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Third Place: Mike Mitchell and Devon Crus, "A change in presidency history," Weber State University, The Signpost
General News Reporting
Winner: Alex Lee, "A Recession Rerun," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Second Place: Becky Waddingham, "Powell stresses compromise, consensus in foreign policy," Colorado State University, The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Third Place: Elise Christenson, "Skull Valley wasting away," Brigham Young University, The Daily Universe
Honorable Mention: Patrick Crossland, "Phelps, followers have history of protest," Colorado State University, The Rocky Mountain Collegian
In-Depth Reporting
Winner: Ember Herrick, "Restraint Therapy" package," Brigham Young University, The Daily Universe
Second Place: Jacob Parkinson, "Calling the shots," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Third Place: Vince Blaser, "IAO broadens security; some fear abuse," Colorado State University, The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Honorable Mention: Sheena McFarland, "Six-year-old living in limbo as adoption is delayed," University of Utah, Deseret News
Feature Writing
Winner: Craig Froehlich, "Business as usual impossible," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Second Place (tie): Mike Mitchell, "Hogwarts and Hobbits," Weber State University, The Signpost
Second Place (tie): Adam Benson, "Mexican art and Marilyn Monroe," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Third Place: Dominic Weilminster, "Life according to Tamy Rife," Colorado State University, The Rocky Mountain Collegian/The Dish
Honorable Mention: Dominic Weilminster, "From the project to the the pushcart," Colorado State University, The Rocky Mountain Collegian/The Dish
Sports Writing
Winner: Jason Graziadei, "Four of a kind," Colorado State University, The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Second Place: Mike Browne, "Taylor looks to players for repeat," Weber State University, The Signpost
Third Place: Jason Graziadei, "Babcock gives the boot to Air Force Academy," Colorado State University, The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Best All-Around Daily Student Newspaper
Winner: The Daily Universe, Brigham Young University,
Second Place: The Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University,
Third Place: The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah,
Best All-Around Non-Daily Student Newspaper Newspaper (Published 2 to 4 times a week)
Winner: University Journal, Southern Utah University,
Second Place: Utah Statesman, Utah State University,
Third Place: The Signpost, Weber State University,
Best All-Around Non-Daily Student Newspaper (Published less than twice a week)
Winner: Wingspan, Laramie County Community College,
Second Place: Chinook, Casper College,
Third Place: No award given.
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Magazines
Magazine Non-Fiction Article
Winner: Jeremy Mathews, "Film Front: Checking in withÉ," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Second Place: Luciano Vargas, "Honoring the Living and Dead," University of Utah,
Third Place: Staff of the Horizon, "A Woman, A Culture, A City," Mesa State College, Horizon
Best Student Magazine (published once a year)
Winner: Horizon, Mesa State College,
Winner: Lumen, University of Utah,
Second Place: Red, University of Utah,
Best Student Magazine (published more than once a year)
No awards given.
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Photography
Spot News Photography
No awards given.
General News Photography
Winner: Jeremy Harmon, Peter Chudleigh, Matt Hatfield and Tyson Anderson, "9.11.02," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Second Place: Jeremy Harmon, "Weekend Warriors:ROTC Prepares Cadets for Camp," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Third Place: Sarah Morton, "Ping pong and Politics," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Feature Photography
Winner: Lonny Danler, "The Wild West," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Second Place: Kevin Buehler, "It's the Little Things that Matter," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Third Place: Jeremy Harmon, "Mexican art and Marilyn Monroe," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
Photo Illustration
Winner: Brandy A. Lee, "Battling the food addiction," Weber State University, The Signpost
Second Place: Erin Madson, "The banana-condom," Southern Utah University, University Journal
Third Place: Erin Madson, "The Freshman Twenty," Southern Utah University, University Journal
Honorable Mention: Russell Fuller, "Urban legends," Weber State University, The Signpost
Sports Photography
Winner: Aaron M. Sprecher, "Cecil Sapp reaches out," Colorado State University, The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Second Place: Sarah Morton, "Softball Slide," University of Utah, The Daily Utah Chronicle
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Radio
Radio Spot News Reporting
No awards given.
Radio Feature
Winner: Russell Wilde, "Reflections on Sept. 11," Southern Utah University, KSUU
No award given.
Radio In-Depth Reporting
No award given.
Radio Sports Reporting
No award given.
Radio Daily Newscast
No award given.
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Television
Television Spot News Reporting
Winner: Adam Atchison, "The Flame Within," Colorado State University, Campus Television Cable System
Second Place: Russell Wilde, "Iron County Sheriff Fatality," Southern Utah University,
Third Place: Adam Atchison, "Daycare Worker Charged," Colorado State University, Campus Television Cable System
Television General News Reporting
Winner: Adam Atchison, "Envrionmental Learning Center," Colorado State University, Campus Television Cable System
Second Place: Adam Atchison, "Conquering Chronic Wasting," Colorado State University, Campus Television Cable System
Third Place: Jami Palmer, "Santaquin Mudslide," Brigham Young University, CCN
Television Feature
Winner: Adam Atchison, "The Flood of 1997: Five Years Later," Colorado State University, Campus Television Cable System
Second Place: Travis Morgan, "Iwo Jima Veterans," Brigham Young University, Provo City Cable
Third Place: Jami Palmer, "Flag Day," Brigham Young University, KBYU
Television In-Depth Reporting
Winner: Adam Atchison and Jon Stone, "Legacy: The LSC's 40 Years," Colorado State University, Campus Television Cable System
Second Place: Jami Palmer, "Utah's 2nd Congressional District," Brigham Young University, KBYU
Third Place: No award given.
Television Sports Reporting
Winner: Campus Television Cable System Sports Staff, "Ram Football: The 2001 Season in Review," Colorado State University,
Second Place: Brian Carlson, "BYU Basketball," Brigham Young University, BYU Sport Zone
Third Place: Michael Chidsey, "Big Air Competition," Utah State University, Cache Rendezvous/A-TV
Television News Photography
No awards given.
Television Feature Photography
Winner: David Althouse, "Crossing with Care," Colorado State University, Campus Television Cable System
Second Place: David Althouse, "Tuba Christmas," Colorado State University, Campus Television Cable System
Third Place: No award given.
Television Sports Photography
No awards given.
Television Daily Newscast
No awards given.
Television Non-Daily Newscast
Winner: "CTV News", "Campus Television Cable System News Staff," Colorado State University,
Second Place: "The Met Report", "Krystal Tweeddale, Tom Livingston and Alex Brancard," Metropolitan State College of Denver,
Third Place: No award given.
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Online
Online Spot News Reporting
No awards given.
Online General News Reporting
Winner: No award given.
Second Place: No award given.
Third Place: Bryan Seeley, "When JCom students talk," Utah State University, Hard News Café
Online Feature Reporting
Winner: Lindsey Blau, "JJ Heather Christensen's 'incredible privilege' and challenge of a lifetime," Utah State University, Hard News Café
Second Place: Andrea N. King, "Milkman: It's all about time and speed as Jay JeppsonÉ," Utah State University, Hard News Café
Third Place: Melanie Steele, "Living with Glaucoma: An appreciation of sight," Utah State University, Hard News Café
Online In-Depth Reporting
Winner: Marie Griffin and Joseph M. Dougherty, "Unpopular column brings Tremonton student fame, grief," Utah State University, Hard News Café
Second Place: Kari Gray, "No arms? No worriesÉ," Utah State University, Hard News Café
Third Place: No award given.
Online Sports Reporting
Winner: No award given.
Second Place: No award given.
Third Place: Landon Olson, "Crosbie steps from player to assistant coach of USU volleyball team," Utah State University, Hard News Café
Online Opinion and Commentary
Winner: Leon D'souza, Utah State University, Hard News Café
Second Place: No award given.
Third Place: No award given.
Best All-Around Online Student Newspaper
No awards given.
Best All-Around Online Student Magazine
No awards given.
Best All-Around Online Student Broadcast Station
No awards given.
Best All-Around Independent Online Student Publication
Winner: No award given.
Second Place: No award given.
Third Place: No award given.
Honorable Mention: Hard News Café, Utah State University
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This committee oversees most of the Society's awards, which are dedicated to recognizing outstanding achievement in journalism. Any changes in guidelines, judging criteria, categories or eligibility are reviewed by this committee.
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Ginny Frizzi
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Ginny Frizzi has been a member of SPJ since she was an undergraduate at Point Park College (now University) in Pittsburgh. She was a charter member of the Point Park chapter.
Frizzi holds a B.A. and M.A. in journalism from Point Park. She also did graduate work in non-fiction writing and public and international affairs at the University of Pittsburgh.
She is treasurer of the Pittsburgh Professional Chapter of SPJ and served as finance chair for the 2008 Region 4 conference hosted by the chapter in March. She was SPJs Region 4 Director from 1994-2000 and twice received the Regional Director of the Year Award.
Frizzi was a founder of the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania and currently serves as a board member. She is a member of the Clubs journalism scholarship committee and has chaired the clubs annual Golden Quill Awards competition for more years than she can remember.
She is a board member of the Womens Press Club of Pittsburgh and a former president of the club and the Pittsburgh chapter of Women In Communications, Inc., (WICI), now American Women in Communications.
In real life she is Director of Media Relations and Communications at Point Park University. Frizzi is also a freelance writer.
Bruce Cadwallader, vice chair
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Bruce Cadwallader is a courts reporter for The Columbus Dispatch, where he has worked for 24 years. Previously, he served as the Society's National Secretary-Treasurer, Region 4 Director and as a member of SPJ's national board, as well as the president of SPJ's Central Ohio Pro chapter.
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