We would like to thank everyone who participated in the nomination process for your Missouri School of Journalism Senior Superlatives. Now it’s time to choose the winners!
We tallied up all of your responses (sans trolls) and we have narrowed down your nominations to four names per category. Continue reading
Last year, we had some great responses for our senior superlatives. And this year, Class of 2012, it’s your turn!
We have ten categories on this year’s survey, including who is most likely to win a Pulitzer Prize and the ever-popular who is most likely to be the next Brian Brooks.
Two Missouri School of Journalism students have won the FOX News Channel College Challenge with their report “Divide on Proposition B”. Besides appearing on FOX News Channel with Professor Greeley Kyle, juniors Emily Spain (@Emily_Spain) and Blake Hanson (@BlakeMHanson) won a $10,000 prize they split, as well as an interview for an entry level job or internship at FOX. FOX also gave the Missouri School of Journalism a $10,000 scholarship to award. Continue reading
Now that you have nominated your fellow Missouri School of Journalism seniors for J-School superlatives, it’s time to choose the winners. This will work the same as the last time, except you have four names to choose from in each category instead of writing one in.
This is starting to feel like the J-School Buzz senior issue. Last time we asked Missouri School of Journalism seniors to fill out this spreadsheet with their post-graduation plans, and like we said on the weekly roundup, more than 100 of you have entered in your post-grad plans so far. Thanks, and keep them coming!
Now it’s time to vote for the J-School Senior Superlatives. It’s your chance to nominate the J-Schooler who you think has the best broadcast voice, is most likely to be the next Brian Brooks and more than a dozen other categories. Write in your nominations and we will have journalism students vote on the most popular nominees.
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We already know the Missouri School of Journalism has some great students, as evidenced by the number of J-Schoolers in the Mizzou 39 this year.
As if that weren’t enough though, quite a few Mizzou journalism students were tapped by the University of Missouri’s “secret” organizations.