Philip Merrill College of Journalism | University of Maryland

College of Journalism News Releases 2000

Channel 9's Mark Lodato Hired to Lead New TV News Program.
PBS' Gwen Ifill Named to College of Journalism Board.
New UMTV Show Features Area Authors.
Maryland Selected for National High School Journalism Project.
Maryland Student Wins First National Press Club Scholarship.
Applicants sought for 2001-02 Post-Simons Fellowship.
Three Top News Executives Named to Maryland Journalism Board.
Maryland Journalism Students to Interview Ramseys Oct. 12.
Two Journalism Students Break National Story.
Maryland Students win Prestigious National Award.
Sunday and Feature Editors Association Moves to College.
J Students Cover GOP National Convention.
$1 Million Packard Grant to Expand Two College Programs.
Journalists Chosen For New UM Fellowship Program.
Carol Horner, Wall Street Journal editor, named Knight Center director.
New Scholarship Fund established to honor former dean.
Scripps Howard Awards go to two Maryland journalism students.
Thomas Kunkel, dean of the College of Journalism, featured on Poynter Institute's Web site.
Hodding Carter, Knight Foundation president, keynotes commencement.
'Smart Television' Cable TV Station Launched by the College of Journalism.
Kunkel and latest book featured on NPR's 'All Things Considered.'
SPJ conference on election coverage hosted by College of Journalism.
National fellowship program launched for child/family policy journalists.
Thomas Kunkel named new dean of College of Journalism.
Beth Frerking named new director of Casey Journalism Center.
Eaton Foundation grants create new Eaton Broadcast Center.
Kathryn S. Wenner named News Women's Club Scholarship winner.