Chesapeake News Association

2012 Scholarship Competition


                 Bob Shilling presents 2011 winner Ricki Maybruch with her $2,500 scholarship.

Contest Information 

WHO:     Current Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors majoring in mass communications or journalism at colleges and universities in Maryland, Delaware and Washington, D.C., or interns who have a permanent residence in Maryland, Delaware or Washington, D.C. AND are earning credits at CAPBA stations (within the past 12 months).

For example: A Towson University Journalism major would be eligible, even though s/he’s from Ithaca, New York. An Ithaca College Journalism major who is from Towson AND interned at WBAL-TV last summer would also eligible.

WHAT:   Opportunity to win a $2,500 scholarship; regional recognition among professional broadcast journalists

HOW TO ENTER:

             *What is the biggest ethical issue facing broadcast journalists today and
               how would you confront it?
            
*Broadcasting is a difficult field to enter?  What is your plan for getting that 
               first job in broadcast journalism?

DUE:     Must be postmarked by May 1, 2012

MAIL ENTRIES TO:

Sue Kopen Katcef
Philip Merrill College of Journalism
1117 Journalism Building
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742


Questions?  E-mail Sue at susiekk@aol.com.


2005 CAPBA scholarship winner and Loyola College student, Cecilia Dowd, thanks CAPBA convention attendees after receiving her award from 2005 Scholarship Chairman Mark Fowser.  Cecilia now works at News 12 Long Island as the evening assignment editor.

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