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ANNOUNCEMENTS2003-2004 Scholarship Winners AnnouncedTwenty-six students from twenty-one different campuses were awarded scholarships inthe Broadcast Education Association’s 2003-2004 competition. The winners wereselected by the BEA Scholarship Committee at the organization’s Fall board meeting,announced Pete Orlik, committee chair. They include:Andrew Economos Scholarship—Alexander Ovechkin, Temple UniversityAbe Voron Scholarship—Derek Smith, Baylor UniversityCountry Radio Broadcasters Scholarships—Jeremy Beutel, Baylor University; KristineJohnson, University of Montana; Jamie Justice, University of Tennessee/Knoxville;Linda Kemmer, California State University/Fullerton; Matthew Lincoln, SyracuseUniversity; Christopher Modl, Point Loma Nazarene College; Catalina Montanez,Southern Illinois University/Carbondale; Todd Shepherd, Oklahoma BaptistUniversity; Susan Troelstrup, Illinois State University; Dara Walch, Illinois StateUniversityWalter Patterson Scholarships—Lacey Blue, Stephens College; Leah Martin, TempleUniversityHarold Fellows Scholarships—Joshua Davis, Arizona State University; Jessica Foy,University of South Carolina; Sara Goers, Drake University; Melissa Lynn,Marquette UniversityVincent Wasilewski Scholarship—Rene Rinschen, University of Nebraska/LincolnAlexander Tanger Scholarship—Kevin Blackston, Valdosta State UniversityPhilo Farnsworth Scholarship—Sara Godwin, University of IllinoisNeil Patterson Scholarship—Robb Wood, George Washington UniversityHelen Sioussat Scholarships—Adria Bradshaw, University of South Carolina; JohnNjagi, Southern Illinois University/CarbondaleBEA Two Year/Community College Scholarships—Christopher Trondsen, GoldenWest College; Danielli Weiden, Mercer Community CollegeBEA scholarships are awarded to outstanding students for study on campuses that areinstitutional members of the organization. The 2004-2005 competition begins onJanuary 15, 2003.BEA Board NamedThe Broadcast Education Association board of directors elected its 2003-2004Executive Committee at its October 19, 2002 board meeting. The new officers willtake their positions on April 8, 2003, at the conclusion of the BEA 48th AnnualConvention & Exhibition. They are:President — Alan Albarran, University of North TexasVice President, Academic Relations — Steve Anderson, James Madison UniversityVice President, Professional Relations — Gary Corbitt, WJXT-TVSecretary–Treasurer — Joe Misiewicz, Ball State UniversityImmediate Past President — Larry Patrick, Patrick Communications70Feedback November 2002 (Vol. 43, No. 4)
PAUSE INFO.Feedback seeks submissionsAre you going to being presenting at the 2003 BEA Convention? Have you consideredsubmitting your presentation to Feedback for publication consideration? Please sendyour work to jmisiewicz@bsu.edu to be considered for publication in the electronicversion of Feedback in February, 2003.Also, please send information about colleagues, departments, colleges, grants, leaves,promotions, tenure, international programs and other information related to programsfor inclusion in the electronic February issue of Feedback.Call for Entries2003 BEA International Festival of Film, Video & Media Artshttp://www.beaweb.org/festivalA peer-reviewed venue for your creative projectsfrom the Broadcast Education AssociationCategories for faculty and studentsMedia categories in Interactive Multimedia (Web & CD-ROM), News(including “Newscast”), Scriptwriting, Video, Audio and Small/2 Year CollegesAwards, prizes and placements are based on originality of concept,contributions to understanding, style and technical execution.The Festival is held in conjunction with the annualBEA Convention, April 4-7 in Las Vegas.The BEA Festival provides users the opportunity to opt-out of receivingcommunications about the Festival. Should you receive unwanted e-mail from us, pleasesend a ‘remove request’ to beafestival@beaweb.org.BEA—Educating tomorrow’s electronic media professionals 71
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