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STUDENTS EARN TOP HONORS AT JEA/NSPA NATIONAL JOURNALISM CONVENTION
Last week on April 20-22, members of RJ Media traveled to San Francisco to participate in the 2023 JEA/NSPA National School Journalism Convention where students earned seven top individual journalism awards for the 2022-23 school year. A special note of congratulations to Gabby Chernoff ‘23, Hayden Oh ‘25, Andrew Massie ‘23 and Owen Weis ‘24 who each earned first-place honors in their respective categories. In addition, RJ's broadcast program, RJTV, was awarded seventh place in the Best of Show category for Broadcast News Programming. Way to go, RJ Media!
View a complete list of winners on the NSPA website
View a complete list of winners on the NSPA website
Congratulations to RJTV and the following students who earned recognition at this year's JEA/NSPA National Journalism Convention on April 20-22:
Broadcast Anchor—Gabby Chernoff ‘23, First Place - Superior Award
Broadcast Feature—Manus Largan ‘24 and Andrew Massie ‘23, Honorable Mention
Broadcast Feature Story—Andrew Massie ‘23, Ninth Place
Broadcast News Story—Andrew Massie ‘23 and Owen Weis ‘24, First Place
Broadcast Sports Story—Eliza West ‘23, Honorable Mention
Broadcast Program—RJTV, 7th Place - National Best of Show
Feature Writing—Mason Harris ‘24, Honorable Mention
Poetry—Hayden Oh ‘25, First Place - Superior Award
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Broadcast Anchor—Gabby Chernoff ‘23, First Place - Superior Award
Broadcast Feature—Manus Largan ‘24 and Andrew Massie ‘23, Honorable Mention
Broadcast Feature Story—Andrew Massie ‘23, Ninth Place
Broadcast News Story—Andrew Massie ‘23 and Owen Weis ‘24, First Place
Broadcast Sports Story—Eliza West ‘23, Honorable Mention
Broadcast Program—RJTV, 7th Place - National Best of Show
Feature Writing—Mason Harris ‘24, Honorable Mention
Poetry—Hayden Oh ‘25, First Place - Superior Award
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