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NFPW
2001 Communication Contest Winners
NDPC earned the third-place
sweepstakes award in the National Federation of Press Women communication
contest. The award was the result of 17 members of the organization
winning 30 awards, including 10 first places.
The NDPC members were
among 272 national winners recognized at a Sept. 15 ceremony during
the NFPW annual communication conference in Indianapolis. The
communication contest recognizes its members' best work in print
media, photography, television, advertising, promotion, public
relations, audiovisual and books.
Approximately 979
entries competed in 74 major categories at the national communication
contest. Entries that won first place in their state contest were
eligible for national judging. The categories with the most entries
were new reporting, editorial, feature stories, special articles
and personal columns. Twenty-five professionals and educators
from across the country judged the contest entries.
NDPC submitted 64
first-place entries from its state communication contest to the
national contest, with 30 of them winning a national award. State
winners were announced at NDPC's annual convention held in May
in Fargo.
The following list
includes the national winners, their hometowns, their company/publication,
their NFPW award and the contest categories.
And the winners
are...
Doris Cooper,
Jamestown, Jamestown College, first place, news or feature release
- single news release.
Jeri Dobrowski,
Beach, Home on the Range, first place, cookbook.
Beth DuFault,
Fargo, The Forum, first place, black & white display ad for
a newspape;, first place, ad campaign or series built around one
subject for a newspaper.
Kris Fehr,
Dickinson, REC/RTC Magazine and the Bismarck Tribune, second place,
special articles on ecology or the environment; honorable mention,
news reporting for a general or specialized publication.
Martin Fredricks, West Fargo, NDSU University Relations,
third place, news or feature release - single feature release.
Karla Rose Hanson, Fargo, Microsoft Great Plains Business
Solutions, third place, marketing program or campaign for a new
or existing service.
Erin Hemme Froslie, Fargo, The Forum, first place, special
articles on social issues; honorable mention, special articles
on religion.
Sarah Henning, Fargo, The Forum, third place, special
series.
Patty Hetland, Fargo, Eide Bailly, first place, color
ad for retail product or service for a newspaper or magazine;
second place, Web site managed by the entrant for a corporation;
honorable mention, newsletter, one-to-three color.
Patricia Keough-Wilson, Wahpeton, Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative,
third place, internal annual report for members or employees.
Bob Kjelland, Jamestown, Dakota Pride Cooperative, honorable
mention, brochure, four-color.
Becky Koch, Fargo, NDSU Agriculture Communication, first
place, television single commercial or campaign built around one
subject; second place, magapaper or tabloid.
Denise Pinkney, Fairmount, Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative,
second place, community or institutional relations program; honorable
mention, feature photography for publication other than a newspaper.
Linda Sailer, Dickinson, Dickinson Press, second place,
photography for a daily newspaper, rotating subject; third place,
photography for a daily newspaper, photo essay; third place, single
pages edited, other than lifestyle, for a daily newspaper.
Cole Short, Fargo, The Forum, first place, special articles
on education.
Karen Stensrud, Fargo, free-lance, third place, brochure,
one-to-three color.
Tammy Swift, Fargo, The Forum, first place, special articles
on arts, entertainment and fashions; first place, special articles
on history; third place, special articles on food; honorable mention,
special articles on business; honorable mention, special articles
on reviews.
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