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News Releases: February 2003
February 2003
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Feb. 10, 2003: Partnership with Russia's Largest School of Journalism Announced Faculty from the world's first school of journalism and the world's largest school of journalism have announced plans to collaborate on a project to strengthen journalism education in Russia and the United States. The partnership of the Missouri School of Journalism and Moscow State University, popularly known as MGU, its initials in Russian, will concentrate on new curricula and laboratory media for MGU and enhanced education for Missouri. [More]
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Feb. 12, 2003: Two Students Win Overseas Press Club Foundation Scholarships Two master's degree students from the Missouri School of Journalism have been awarded scholarships worth $2,000 by the Overseas Press Club Foundation. Kristy Siegfried and Jason McLure were among 11 journalism students from around the country to be selected from over 200 entries. [More]
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Feb. 14, 2003: Upcoming Magazine Fair Unites Campus and Community The Missouri School of Journalism's annual Magazine Fair will reach a broader audience this year by expanding the number of events and opening them to the entire community. In a first-time ever collaboration with the Columbia Public Library, the two-day affair scheduled for Feb. 21 and 22 features exhibitions and presentations by magazine publishing professionals and local writers. [More]
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Feb. 17, 2003: Knight Professional-in-Residence Editing Fellowship Announced You're a newsroom assigning editor or team leader who loves the work but longs for the time and chance to pursue new ideas. Maybe you want to take a creative risk or handle a big project a different way. Or you're a senior reporter who'd like to try your hand at editing without permanently surrendering your byline. Maybe you just want a change of venue and a new intellectual challenge to recharge your professional batteries. [More]
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Feb. 24, 2003: Betty Houchin Winfield Awarded Prestigious Curators' Professorship Betty Houchin Winfield, PhD, a professor in the Missouri School of Journalism, has been awarded the University's most prestigious designation, a Curators' Professorship, for her outstanding scholarly work in political communication. She is the first professor in the School of Journalism to be awarded this appointment. [More]
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