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Charlotte Bellis Julie Karceski Youn-Joo Park
Winners Announced for Biotech U Reporting Contest Three master's students won the top three prizes in the recent Biotech University reporting contest. Charlotte Bellis was named the grand prize winner. The second-place $2,000 scholarship went to Youn-Joo Park and Julie Karceski won the third-place $1,000 scholarship." [More]
Five Students Present Papers; Perry Elected President; Winfield Receives Kobre Award at the American Journalism Historians Association Convention Five Missouri School of Journalism students presented papers - including one selected as a runner-up for the outstanding student paper award - at the annual American Journalism Historians Association convention held in Birmingham, Ala. [More]
Julien Gorbach Michael T. Martinez Whitney Jackson Spivey
Glen Cameron Highlighting Racial Disparities Increases Coverage and Effectiveness of Health News, MU Researchers Find A new research study published in Public Relations Review has found that highlighting racial disparities in news releases increases coverage of health stories in black newspapers, which can improve health outcomes in populations at-risk for disparities. [More]
Student-Developed iPhone News Application Ranked in Top Five on iTunes after Launch An iPhone application for Newsy.com, co-developed by Missouri School of Journalism student Tony Brown, became the fifth highest-rated news application on the iTunes store in the week following its launch. [More] Newsy.com iPhone Application

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