Congratulations to all the finalists and winners!

Television Division

Best Newscast

• Colorado State University - “CSU CTV News for April 23, 2002” by
  Jeff Parden, Adam Atchison, Stacey Hallman,
  Audra Ensign, Kevin Brown, Krista Johnson, Ryan Cole

• Illinois State University - “TV 10 5:30 p.m. News for December 6, 2001” by
  Beth Krug, Daralene Jones, Kim Hynes, Ashley Woodrum,
  Kevin Hankis, Luke Legner, Angie Lopez, Ray Shami,
  Lindsay Andrew, Dana Fugett, James Hrabak, Tim Miles,
  Jim O’Brill, Shanea Havers, and Lee Turley

• Ithaca College - “Newswatch 16 for April 9, 2002” by
  Jeff Saperstone, Cayle Thompson, Emily Riemer, Aaron Mason,
  Emily DeLaney, Tyler Marinello, Maureen McCann, Jim McGraw,
  Peter Busa, Kevin McLoughlin, Lauren Martin, Julie Cochran,
  Adriana Paska, Matt Hodgson, Chris Onorato, and Dave Lefchak

• University Of Texas-Austin - “KVR News for February 11, 2002” by
  The KVR News Staff

• Illinois State University - “Day Care- Part II on TV-10” by
  Kim Hynes broadcast December 6, 2001

• Ithaca College - “Plain Street Bridge on Newswatch 16” by
  Meredith Jurgensen broadcast February 5, 2002

• Ithaca College - “Cornell Handicap Hockey on Newswatch 16” by
  John Langeler broadcast March 21, 2002

• University of La Verne - “Three Point Shoot Out and Slam Dunk Contest” by
  Bryan Smith and Rene Luna broadcast May 7, 2002

• Midwestern State University - “From the Ground Up (Habitat for Humanity)” by
  Ashley Hester, Erica Zenteno, Cooper Carlin, and
  Chris Lewis broadcast May 2, 2001

• Rowan University - “Ecstasy and Electronica” by Kathleen Berger,
  Erin Plyler, Susan Minnick, Christopher Robinette,
  Christopher Mueller, Lauren Ackermann, and Simone Viere
  presented May 15, 2002

• University of La Verne - “America’s Best Cheerleading” by Edna Becerra
  and Agustin Avalos broadcast March 5, 2002

• Illinois State University - “Chewin’ the Fat” by Jim O’Brill, Dana Fugett
  and Liz Dupuis broadcast March 1, 2002 on TV-10

• Midwestern State University - “From the Ground Up (Habitat for Humanity)” by
  Ashley Hester, Erica Zenteno, Cooper Carlin and
  Chris Lewis broadcast May 2, 2001

• University of Cincinnati - “Outside Campus” by Brian Robinson
  broadcast March 25-April 19, 2002 on
  Media Bridges; Cincinnati Public Access

• University of Miami - “UM IQ Show #6 Greeks versus Pearson” by
  Rachel Brill, Terri Maloney and Joshua Johnson
  broadcast May 1, 2002 on UMTV Channel 24

• Colorado State University - “CSU CTV Sports” by
  Adrian Cruz, Paul Smith, Joe Carter and Melissa Rogers
  broadcast September 3, 2001

• University of La Verne - “Eye on La Verne #3 Sportscast” by
  James Morrison broadcast March 2002

• University of La Verne - “Eye on La Verne #5 Sportscast” by
  James Morrison broadcast April 23, 2002

• University of Texas-Austin - “KVR Sports” by
  The KVR Sports Staff broadcast April 8, 2002

• Ithaca College - “Bombers Football: Ithaca versus Cortland” by
  Keith Hannon, James McGraw, Ari Woog, Cara Rosenberg
  and Alex Pryor broadcast November 10, 2001

• University of La Verne - “NCAA Division III Women’s Volleyball:
  University of La Verne versus Mt. St. Josephs” by
  James Morrison, Nate Michael and Shane Rodriquez
  broadcast November 17, 2001

• Berry College - “Rocky Raccoon” (The Beatles) by Matt Schneider
  

• Cayuga Community College - “Lactose Related” by Tim Krupka, Ron Stangarone,
  Travis Stock and Chris Clark

• Cayuga Community College - “Laid” by Josh Borisoff, Dan Krampen and Dan Coon

• Pepperdine University - “My Favorite Green” by Clay Ewing

• No entries were selected as finalists in this category
  

• No entries were selected as finalists in this category
  

• Illinois State University - “Humane Society’s Adopt a Pet” by
  Drew Hansgen and Andrea Dean
  broadcast on TV-10

• University of Texas-Austin - “Alzheimer’s Association: Remember” by
  Christopher Tolle broadcast on KVR-TV
  August 4, 2001

• No entries were selected as finalists in this category
  

• No entries were selected as finalists in this category
  

Best Newscast

• KULV- University of La Verne - “KULV News for December 10, 2001” by
  Erin Coleman

• WNSC-University of Central Florida - “Newscast for April 8, 2002” by
  Elizabeth Woodman and Isabel Rougeau

• WNUR- Northwestern University - “News at 5:00 p.m. for January 16, 2002” by
  Didi Swartz, Nikole Muzzy, Adam Riff and
  Tony Tagliavia

• WONC - North Central College - “Newscast for April 30, 2002” by Lisa Howard

• WCRX- Columbia College- “Mother Nature’s Wrath (Part I)” by Gene Beil
  broadcast May 6-9, 2002

• WRHU- Hofstra University-“Crash of American Airlines, Flight 587” by
  Andrew Falzon broadcast November 15, 2001

• WUAL- University of Alabama- “Holiday Defense” by Brandi Srader
  broadcast March 19, 2002

• KTUH - University of Hawaii at Manoa - “In the Field: Brothers Cazimero” by
  Barbie Wong
  broadcast April 25, 2002

• WMUL - Marshall University - “Dr. Paul Ambrose Remembered” by
  Vince Payne broadcast Monday,
  September 24, 2001

• WNUR - Northwestern University - “Wilson Yard Development” by Didi Swartz
  broadcast Sunday, May 19, 2002

• WXPN - University of Pennsylvania - “Folk-Rock Forgotten” by Tom DiMenna
  broadcast March 5, 2002

• WICB- Ithaca College- “Prison Education” by
  Benjamin Murphy, Michael Johnson,
  Laura Hess and Gabrielle Prutisto
  broadcast November 16, 2001

• WMUL- Marshall University- “Survival Mind Set: The R.A.D. System Program”
  by Jason Littell broadcast Monday, July 23, 2001

• WONC-North Central College- “Unions and Youth.” by Joseph Roth
  broadcast Sunday, March 31, 2002

• WVUA- University of Alabama-“Future Prospect Pre-game Show” by
  Frank Lassiter, Michael Gillispie and
  Ben George broadcast May 26, 2002

• KTSW - Southwest Texas State University - “American Lung Association” by
  Meiyee Tam broadcast
  September 2001 - April 2002

• KTUH - University of Hawaii at Manoa - “Tool Promo” by
  John Goya and Loriel Macalma
  broadcast October 25-
  November10, 2001

• WONC - North Central College - “Pure Rock Imagers” by
  Norm Ramil and Rebecca Grazier
  broadcast April 12, 2002

• WZND - Illinois State University - “Alamo II” by WZND Staff
  broadcast April 27-May 6, 2002

• WNUR - Northwestern University - “NU Seniors Say Goodbye” by
  Matthew Pearl broadcast
  November 22, 2001

• WONC - North Central College - “Calder Cup Hits Chicago” by
  Tim Calderwood broadcast May 30, 2002

• WRHU - Hofstra University - “Carter Makes Mets’ Hall” by Andrew Falzon
  broadcast August 2001

• WZND - Illinois State University - “Redbird Recruiting Wrap” by
  Aaron Johnston broadcast April 25, 2002

• WGLS - Rowan University - “NCAA Division III Football Tournament:
  Rowan University versus Bridgewater College”
  by John Sadak, Mark Kasubinski and Derek Jones
  broadcast December 8, 2001

• WMUL - Marshall University - “2001 GMAC Bowl: Marshall University versus
  East Carolina University” by
  Vince Payne and Scott Hall
  broadcast Wednesday, December 19, 2001

• WNUR - Northwestern University “Northwestern vs. Indiana (baseball)” by
  Matthew Pearl, Rich Goldberg, Greg Pasieka
  and Samuel King broadcast May 19, 2002

• WONC - North Central College - “IHSA Regional Basketball Championship:
  Neuqua Valley versus Napierville Central”
  by Tim Calderwood, Norm Ramil,
  Becky Grazier and Scot Bertram
  broadcast March 1, 2002

• WCRX - Columbia College - “The ‘V.G.’ Lozano Show” by Virginia Lozano
  segments of broadcasts between
  December 5, 2001 and March 10, 2002

• WCRX - Columbia College - “The Mike Ricordati Show” by
  Mike Ricordati and Tim Vander Tuuk
  segments of broadcasts between
  April 14 - May 29, 2002

• WONC - North Central College -“Pure Rock Afternoons” by Norm Ramil
  segments of broadcasts between
  April 2 - May 15, 2002

• WUMS - University of Mississippi - “The Keith and Jay Show” by
  Keith Sisson and Jay Wiltz
  broadcast August 21, 2001

• KTSW -- Southwest Texas State University - "Get 'em While They're Young" by
  Priscilla Stanley broadcast from
  February 2 - May 31, 2002

• WCRX -- Columbia College - "Welcome Back" by Horacio Ramirez
  broadcast from June 8 - September 14, 2001

• WMUL -- Marshall University - "Too Sexy" by
  Amanda Rhodes and Chris Roberts
  broadcast from Tuesday, July 31, 2001
  through the present time

• WONC -- North Central College - "We Don't Play Britney Spears" by
  Adam Page broadcast August 1, 2001

• KTUH -- University of Hawaii at Manoa - "Love-A-Dog Month" by
  John Goya and Allyson Ota
  broadcast from October 9 -31, 2001

• KTUH -- University of Hawaii at Manoa - "Ai-Pono" by Allyson Ota
  broadcast February 9, 2002

• KTXT -- Texas Tech University - "Kid Drug Prevention" by Tanya Whitehouse
  broadcast during the 2001 fall semester

• KTXT -- Texas Tech University - "Leftover Salmon" by Melanie Bush
  The broadcast date was not provided.

• KTXT -- Texas Tech University - "Origins" by Neil Bufkin
  broadcast February 23, 2002

• WVCS -- California University of Pennsylvania -- "Student Life" by
  Ron Hudson and
  James “Lazzlow” Huba
  broadcast during the 2002
  spring semester

• WZND -- Illinois State University - "Barnes and Noble" by the WZND Staff
  broadcast from January 12 - May 6, 2002

• KCSU -- Colorado State University - "Spring Football" by Bryan Bean
  broadcast April 2002

• KTXT -- Texas Tech University - "Easter Bash" by Melanie Bush
  broadcast from March 22 - 31, 2002

• WUMS -- University of Mississippi - "Underneath it All" by Sarah Abston
  broadcast February 25, 2002

• WZND -- Illinois State University - "Avanti's" by the WZND staff
  broadcast from April 8 -12, 2002

• KGLX - Webster University - www.kglx.org by Peter Schmafeldt

• KTUH - University of Hawaii at Manoa - www.ktuh.org by Shaun Lau
  and Kari Unebasami
• WMUL - Marshall University - www.marshall.edu/wmul by Vince Payne

• WZND - Illinois State University - www.wznd.com by the WZND Staff

• KTXT-- Texas Tech - KTXT Staff

• KVR -- University of Texas-Austin - KVR Staff

• WCRX -- Columbia College - WCRX Staff

CBI is honored to be announce the Most Valuable Staffer-Broadcast award winners from the Scripps Howard Foundation. What did these winners win?

• A $5,000 scholarship and plaque.
• A $5,000 matching grant for the nominating station
• An all expense paid trip to the convention.

Congratulations to...

• Brian D. Dean, station manager, WACW-FM radio, Asbury College
  
• Jennifer Durham, underwriting manager, KCSU-FM radio, Colorado State University, Fort Collins
  
• Tracie M. Klusek, station manager, WGSU-FM radio, State University of New York, Genesso
  
• Michela Maxwell, general manager, WQFS-FM radio, Guilford College, Greensboro, N.C.
  
• Elaine Miller, promotions co-director, KCOU-FM radio, University of Missouri-Columbia
  

Immediately following the awards was a reception, sponsored by National Lampoon Networks.