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Cincinnati SPJ is hosting the Ohio SPJ Awards at Reds Stadium on Sept. 30 |
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Tuesday, 18 September 2012 15:07 |
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You're invited to the 2012 Ohio SPJ Awards ceremony at Great American Ball Park – home of the Cincinnati Reds! The luncheon, on Sunday, Sept. 30 from noon to 3 p.m. the will salute journalists’ best work of 2011. Stadium tours will follow the luncheon and are included with admission.
Tickets: $50 for general admission or $40 for journalists in transition. Tickets cover seating, luncheon buffet and a ball park tour after the event. Family and other guests may sign up for a ball park tour only, beginning at 2 p.m. for $10.
See the complete winners list: http://www.spjawards.org
Purchase tickets at: http://spj2012-es2.eventbrite.com/
For event questions, please contact Tom Moore, treasurer for Ohio’s Best Journalism, at 440-454-3282 or at
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Ohio’s Best Journalism professional development and each year honors the best of Ohio's online, print, radio, television, trade and college journalism. Four college scholarships are awarded for student excellence in news, feature, sports and opinion writing.
For more info, please contact contest coordinator Mike Lorz at 614 395-3884, or
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Thursday, 05 July 2012 22:45 |
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We've just wrapped up our 2012 Chapter SPJ Awards and Hall of Fame Banquet. Take a look at this year's winners! |
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Videos: 2012 Cincinnati Hall of Fame Inductees |
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Monday, 09 July 2012 19:43 |
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In case you missed it, here are videos of 2012 Hall of Fame Inductees! Click the link to see the videos done by Enjoy!
Jim Friedman
Howard Wilkinson
Lois Ogden Sutherland
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Announcing 2012 Cincinnati Journalism Hall of Fame Inductees! |
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Tuesday, 26 June 2012 17:35 |
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This year we honor three outstanding journalists a the Cincinnati SPJ Annual Awards and Hall of Fame Banquet.
Date and time: Thursday, June 28 from 6 to 9 p.m.
Where: Queen City Tower, 33rd floor (offices of Frost Brown Todd)
301 E. 4th St. Cincinnati, OH 45202
Cost: Tickets are $25 each. Order yours HERE
Our Inductees are:
- Jim Friedman -- For 34 years Friedman has written and produced more than 1,000 news features, documentaries and personality profiles of Cincinnatians that aired on WCPO-TV, WKRC-TV, FOX 19, CET and WLWT and won 64 regional Emmy Awards, the most Emmys of any individual in the history of Cincinnati television and reportedly second in the history of television. He has dedicated much of his career to diversity through his Dreambuilder Celebration that promoted diversity and inclusion in Cincinnati media and provided opportunities to minority writers.
- Lois Ogden Sutherland -- Founder of the NKU Communication Department reads the headline on an article posted on the Northern Kentucky University website. It’s a revised and expanded version of what Michael Turney, NKU professor emeritus of communication, wrote for The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky. In the six decades Sutherland worked as a newspaper reporter, high school teacher, journalism professor, student newspaper adviser and freelance writer, she had a tremendous impact on generations of young journalists, including Mike Farrell, managing editor of The Kentucky Post and now journalism faculty at the University of Kentucky, and Richard Boehne, E.W. Scripps Co.'s president and chief executive officer.
- Howard Wilkinson -- Howard Wilkinson reported he worked 29 years, six months and two days at The Cincinnati Enquirer in his retirement piece in its April 14 edition. He started a blog on WVXU-FM 91.7 on April 25 after 37 years in the newspaper business, “having taken an early retirement buy-out” from The Enquirer and experiencing a very short retirement. Prior to working for The Enquirer, he reported for the Painesville (Ohio) Telegraph, the Wilmington (N.C.) Star-News and the Troy (Ohio) Daily News. He worked for The Enquirer, principally as a politics writer and columnist, but also on special projects, particularly involving veterans. He has written extensively on veterans’ affairs and baseball (“One of my passions,” he said.) and covered major events in Cincinnati and Ohio, including the 1985 collapse of the savings and loan industry, the 1997 Ohio River floods and the 1993 Lucasville prison riots.
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