@logan_zdun won 1st place in the Covid-19 reporting category for the @CTSPJ College Excellence awards. His article on how CCSU spent $22 million in CARES Act funds to help students appeared in @TheRecorder and our special publication.
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Some @CCSUJournalism and SPJ students had the opportunity to go the Walter Cronkite Freedom of Information Award honoring @JudyWoodruff! We are so happy to have gotten this wonderful experience📝💙
Honored to ask @JudyWoodruff questions about how polarized today’s political climate is. Journalism students got plenty of time to ask for advice and insight from tonight’s @ctfog honoree at the Mark Twain House in Hartford.
SPJ’s panel was a success! We had 30+ students and faculty join us to listen about journalism through the pandemic. A big thanks to @wilsonmadeline_ , @adascher15 and @FarrishKate for putting this panel together!✏️📰
.@MichaelFullertv, a reporter for @NBCConnecticut, said that during the peak of COVID, we needed to rely on local news. He said the news gave important information on the virus and election.
.@ktorresbpt, a Managing Editor at the Connecticut Post, said “It was a whole different kind of process getting stories during the pandemic,” she said. “I know how hard it was to get stories at the time.”
.@adriarwatson talked about her journalism experiences. “I’m glad that I decided that I’m fine with continuing internships,” she said. “I do not have to have a job right after graduating.” Watson said she now works at the @CTMirror.
.@adriarwatson, a Education and Community Reporter at @CTMirror, said “I figured how to communicate effectively,” she said. “WEBEX and Zoom are applications I will continue to use.”
.@thesarahgordon, a Photographer from @thedayct, said “Working from home wasn’t really an option for me,” she said. “People found ways to safely welcome us into their lives, and that was awesome.”