Palmquist wrote the story last fall in JOUR 205, co-taught by Profs. Stephenson is editor of theYellow Sheet Reportand a former reporter at the Arizona Daily Star, Arizona Capitol Times and Tucson Weekly. ", Gabrielle Mixwrote a story for Arizona Sonora News, "Street, online harassment? Four students in Prof. David Cuillier's advanced reporting class published stories in the Arizona Daily Star over the holiday break:Brittany Uhlorn, "Some University of Arizona graduate programs no longer require GRE scores from applicants";Rebecca Thompson,"Tucson couple part of LA's gang world now lead church";Mary-Belle Cruz,"Working for water sustainability in Sonoran Desert"; andConor Villines,"UA expands footprint for soccer fields.". The event was hosted by the Stars La Estrella de Tucson. Hoekstra took over as the Clay head coach in the Spring of 2011 when Toblin moved to the college ranks at Southern Oregon. This league is constituted of the top four teams from . See the project which includes reporting, video interviews with UA students, a map and notes attheproveitproject.com. Rocky Baier(20), is an intern at the Wall Street Journal, focusing on audience engagement. Alexandra Pere, a photo apprentice for the Arizona Daily Star,published an A1 photo of the Ochoa neighborhood in the Nov. 16 edition. Alex Eschelmansat in on the show of Sacramento Kings play-by-play announcer Grant Napear over spring break, along with commentator and former NBA player Doug Christie. Read the story. She is an assistant sports information director at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. Arizona Daily Star reporterShaq Davis('18) and J-school student Ella McCarville of the Arizona Daily Wildcat covered the Black Lives Matter rally on campus. Shelley Shelton('04) has been in ICU at Banner University Medical Center with an autoimmune muscle disease since November. Gilbert Bailon('81) received the 2021 Presidential Award from the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ). is a videographer at Northern Arizona University. Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan, a Ph.D. minor in Journalism, saw herarticle, "Traditional farming: Conserving yesterday for tomorrow," publishedin theJanuary-June 2021issue of My Livable City magazine. Joe Garcia ('85) wrote a tribute column about his mother, Virginia "At 87, all my mom wanted was to vote in this election" that was picked up by USA Today and the Arizona Republic. She follows another J-school grad,Kimberly Kolliner('15), who started in Medford before moving to Sinclair's Fox affiliate in Fresno, California, last year. A former J-school professor and member of the Arizona Board of Regents, Edie established the Arizona Assurance Scholarship program in 2008 and helped provide more than 6,000 students a chance to graduate from UA debt-free. It includes a Q&A with President Robbins (tinyurl.com/y6dbcl5l), who was interviewed by grad studentClaude Akinsand Editor-in-ChiefNick Trujillo. Read the storyhere. Emmalee Mauldinproduced "A blooming treat in the desert" for Arizona Sonora News. Ann Chihak Poff('97) moved back to Tucson from Portland in October to become the administrative coordinator at Pima County Medical Society, where she edits and coordinates the website, newsletter and social media. Read the storyhere. Parsons is best known for his work with the Byrds and Flying Burrito Brothers. Annie, who specialized in breaststroke, won gold medals twice at the Pan-American Games and was also a World University Games gold medalist. There, he was a mentor and academic advisor, activities coordinator and developed school discipline procedures and positive relationships with the community. Spears, a Daily Wildcat and UATV 3 alum, interned at 1490-AM and now hosts ESPN Radio's "The Sports Exchange," in addition to his duties at the Star. The contest featured nine other finalists from Prof. Kim Newtons JOUR 203 photography class: Lizette Arias, Paige Balota, Olivia Bryan, Hannah Cree, Brody Dryden, Sara Richards, Rina Saito, Cody Sinks and Parker Winn. Hannah Gaber ('16 M.A.) The Bolles School | Jacksonville FL Vanessa Ontiveros(21),Sam Burdette(21),Diana Ramos(22) andClara Migoya(21 M.A.) Sorority women, have we got a special for you! A civil war tore them apart. JT Thorpe finished second, while Maggie Rockwell and Payton Toomey shared third in the deadline contest that saw a dozen students interview Dr. Richard Carmona. This was the first time the mushroom had been found in Arizona. Legendary high school football coach Charles "Corky" Rogers capped a 45-year career following the 2016 season that produced the most wins, state titles, championship game appearances, Hall of Fame inductions and . Read the storyhere. Her ASN story,"Arizona livestock industry sizzles over selling plant-based meat"was picked up by the Arizona Daily Independent and other outlets. ", ZachClark('12), an anchor for WWJ Newsradio 950 in Madison Heights, Michigan,covered a recent high school graduationfor his32andMain.comsite and joked on Twitter: "OMG. Content is still key, he said, adding: Press in a community works as a watchdog and one must never underestimate the power of good journalism." She managed to land an exclusive interview with the Bishop. She won first and third place in Class AAA for news photography and second place star photojournalist of the year. Committee members wereCeleste Gonzlez deBustamante(chair),Jeannine RellyandKim Newton. Jordan Williams('19) began working in Augustat FDANews, a Washington, D.C.-area publication that covers the FDA and pharmaceutical industry. The school expanded in 1986 and in 2001. PhotographerAlfredo Edwardo Araiza('80) retired from the Arizona Daily Star. Hillary Davis('06) has moved from the Daily Pilot/L.A. 1 Sahuaro." After UA's early exit at the Pac-12 men's basketball tournament,Arizona Daily WildcatstaffersRobby Leao,Alec White,Amy Bailey,Jack Cooper,Zach LazarusandMark Lawsoncontinued to provide coverage from Las Vegas, including anews conference with Larry Scottand other multimedia atwildcat.arizona.edu/multimedia. She works for KJZZ in Phoenix. Undergrad Vic Verbalaitis wrote about 19-year-old Zane Landers setting up his telescope on Tucson sidewalks. Jordan Chinwas nominated for a Rocky Mountain Emmy Award for an Arizona Public Media story titled"Reconciliation on the River." Prior to Bolles, Toblin was the Head Coach at Ponte Vedra High School where he led them to a state final appearance in his third season. Holland Scattergoodof Arizona Sonora News wrote "Campus fashionistas and a $292 billion industry" (April 2). Grad students and alums participated in the March 29 "Preserving the Voices of Arizona's Diverse Communities" at UA Main Library, including M.A. She also published "Marana will convert annual holiday festival into drive-thru event" on Oct. 9. The award from the UArizona Commission on the Status of Women is for $1,500 for the proposal titled, "Digital safety and security for women and BIPOC." Paul Allvin(93) is vice president of strategic communications and marketing at George Mason University. Adjunct instructorAndrew Brown(AZPM) also was nominated. Gabriella Vukelic('17) has been promoted to social media editor at Newsday in Long Island, New York. From 2008-11, Toblin served as Head Coach of the Clay High Football Team and took them to back-to-back district titles. Bolles FellowJordan Nichelle Williamssaw her first story as a legislative reporter for Arizona Sonora News,"Republicans introduce bills to lighten criminal sentencing,"picked up by theArizona Capitol Timesand other state media outlets. I remember sending out dozens of letters to newspaper editors across the country saying that my long-term goal would be to become editor of a metro newspaper. Jackie Tran('11), a staff writer and photographer at Tucson Foodie, saw his photo recently used on a downtown billboard. Rahsaan Gethers ('08) is now vice president of basketball communications for the Portland Trail Blazers after handling media relations for the Sacramento Kings for eight years. He interned at KVOA during the past year. Total Students: 1,634 Pupil/Teacher Ratio: 12:1 Full Time Teachers: 133 ", Julia McAlonanwrote and took photos for the Arizona Sonora News story, "Who wants a fat lip? Jasmine Ann Demers, an apprentice arts reporter at the Arizona Daily Star, wrote the March 26centerpiece story, "Amphi, Tucson high schools use theater to address tough issues," including gun violence and immigration, and "This weekend's Tucson Folk Festival is ladies night out" (April 4). Money, a former assistant city editor and reporter at The Daily Pilot, joins fellow J-school gradsBrittny Mejia('14),Nicole Santa Cruz('09), Marisa Gerber('11) andKristina Bui('13) at the L.A. Times. You can see the project atwww.businessheroines.org. After graduation, Bedoyaworked as a digital content producer at television stations in Yuma and Denver. Sullivan-Carlile 76, died Feb. 14. Founded in 1933, Bolles features four diverse and co-educational campuses: The Lower School Whitehurst and Ponte Vedra Beach Campuses, the Middle School Bartram Campus and the Upper School San Jose Campus. Emmalee Mauldin('19) left her social media job at NASA to be a communications specialist forMade in Space/Redwire, a private 3-D printing aerospace company in Jacksonville, Florida. One of her stories included "Traveling Witness: Why author Jesse Sensibar records death on the highway. Guthrieis a member of the school's Hall of Fame. Clara Migoyapublished a freelance story in the Tucson Weekly, "Dancing to a New Tune in the Nov. 28 edition. Shea Sorenson('14) has returned to Tucson as the morning and noon meteorologist for KVOA-TV after previous work in Knoxville, Tennessee, and South Bend, Indiana. Nicole Cousins('15) left ABC 8 Eyewitness News in Lincoln, Nebraska, to join the marketing/PR team at Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Lincoln. Flick('83) spoke at two crime panels at the March 9-10Tucson Festival of Books. Bolles's top math students have a history of distinguishing themselves at the local, state, and national level in competitions like Mu Alpha Theta. The others were Amaris Encinas (Pima Community College), Corderro McMurry (ASU) andBryan Pietsch (ASU). Kirshana Guypublished "The final (plastic) straw? Efforts to Mitigate and Adapt to the Effects of Climate Change in Arizona," on May 2 in Marshall 340. Sunday Holland, an apprentice at the Arizona Daily Star, published more stories, including, "Tucson musicians give thanks for outdoor concert opportunities" on Nov. 27;"Tucson musician leads effort to help Georgia Senate runoff" on Dec. 14; and "Go local safely for last-minute holiday gifts" on Dec. 18. Rogers' impact on the game and more importantly, the young people he guided, is peerless. Story. Conor Villinesdefended his masters thesis, Framing Mineral King: Media, Development and Conservation, 1966-1978, via Zoom on May 6. The J-school honored its 2019 winter grads at the Arizona Daily Wildcat's semester-end bash, includingMark Lawson, who received a J-school notebook and pen from Michael McKisson. two or more races/ethnicities. Master's studentMadison Bealserved as the photographer for the 2021 Zenger Award for Press Freedom luncheon. Read theStar's story. As of 2010, Corona del Sol is an open-enrollment school. He played college football at Louisville. Read the story. The Arizona Jewish Post isshutting down after 75 years. See herfirst photo assignmentof 2019, the first baby born in PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center. Tempe's stats have been entered for the 69-6 loss vs. Valley Christian on 9/30/2022 7:00 PM. Their April 19 debut show included analysis of ESPN's new documentary series on Michael Jordan. Courtney Rice('18) is a social media intern with the Arizona Diamondbacks and a Live Social Contributor with the NHL. Kendal is a senior field correspondent for KJZZ Phoenix radio's Frontera Desk in Hermosillo, Sonora. freelanced a story for MTV News, "Meet the teens suing the U.S. government over the climate crisis." Read the storyhere. [10] For the 2009 season, the Bulldogs went 121, losing only to Cocoa High School, 4437 in overtime. Be a resource for recent graduates and share employment and internship opportunities.Be a part of a community focused on building excellence, courage, and integrity far beyond the classroom. Emma Brocatohad a story appear in Arizona Luminaria's inaugural issue. Thesecond showfeatured anchorsHector PonceandSascha Fruehauf;executive producerCarsyn Currier; and staffers Olivia Jackson, Micheal Romero, Lori LipsonandAshley Agbede. Ciara Encinas ('18) started a new job as a multimedia journalist at KGUN-TV in Tucson after two years at KYMA-TV in Yuma. Vic Verbalaitishad a story appear in This is Tucson about a rare purplemushroom found on Mount Lemmon by a UA student. Listen to the story. Vianney Cardenas('20) is a producer at CBS 5 in Phoenix. Read, watch, and listen to the latest news and opinions in the high school sports world. Read the storyhere. It does not discriminate in administering educational policies or other school programs. Graduate Studies Director Maggy Zanger also welcomedSebastian Janik, Pei-Yu Lin, Mandy Loader, don-E Merson(Ph.D. minor),Alexandra Pere, Tayde (Sofia) Revilak, Rebecca Thompson(Ph.D. minor),Conor VillinesandJohn Perugini(Ph.D. minor). Nicole Santa Cruz(09), of ProPublica, spoke to students at the Donald W. Carson Journalism Diversity Workshop. Diana Steffen(03), a lifestyle blogger, photographer and graphic designer in Phoenix, was featured in a UA Alumni Association story,"How to turn your hobby into a career." See more of her conversations with former UA softball player Leslie Wolfe Brown and NYC chancellor of schools Richard Carranza attinyurl.com/y4amaxjf. Meet them and others atjournalism.arizona.edu/graduate-students. accepted a job asan area manager for Amazon in Goodyear, Arizona. Alisa Ivanitskaya,Alexandra PereandNicholas Trujillodesigned the magazine. Anika Pasilispublished an emotional column in the Sunday, May 17, Arizona Daily Star about her grandmother, Sally Rowley, who died from the coronavirus. Nicole Santa Cruz('08) has her first story in ProPublica. The J-school's National Association of Hispanic Journalists chapter launched a new Facebook page and met Oct. 15 in a Zoom session. UA J-school alums Mark Evans,Kate Harrison,Anthony Giminoand Marcia Zamorano aredoing the same for the Pima County communications office along with alums Randy Metcalf, Jason GroundandPatrick McNamara. They recently published her piece about new UA softball coach Caitlin Lowe. Caitlin Schmidt('14), an Arizona Daily Star reporter, has moved to the sports desk to cover investigations and long-form features full-time. Read the story here. Her adviser, Prof.Jeannine Relly,attended along with students, faculty/staff and friends, includingDalal Radwan(19. Tom Collinsreceived a kidney from fellow 1998 J-school graduateBryan Hance. It was a paper based on her thesis, "Politicking While Black." Sarah Kezele('11) interviewed Arizona basketball legend Bob Elliott, emcee for the university's Nov. 12-14 virtual Homecoming for the"Wildcat Wonder"show. JuniorJordan Chinis the first recipient of the scholarship. He has a degree in sports management and a minor in business administration from Florida International University. Charlie De Mar('12), a reporter for CBS Chicago, covered the Jussie Smollet trial in Chicago. Eddie Celaya('19), an opinion writer at the Arizona Daily Star, wrote a column after the Zenger Award for Press Freedom on President Robbins' statement that the UA School of Journalism needed a new building. [4] The school opened in the fall of 1977. Mandy Loader, an Arizona Daily Star apprentice, led A1 on Sunday, Feb. 28, with the story, "Wildlife, rights coalition asks Biden to remove miles of Arizona's border wall. Daniela Cazareshad astory in The Star about UA dance student McKaylee True. She was a javelin thrower for the University of Arizona track and field team. Story, Marisa Latzmanwon the spring 2019 Drew Gyorke Memorial Photojournalism Award for her image of a cemetery worker. Sohi Kangreceived third place and a $500 scholarship in the Mark Finley Gold Pen Award for Best Beginning News WriterContest. Photo. She also published a preview, "Invisible Theatre's 'Dancing Lesson' tackles the difficulty of connecting," on Jan. 29. Bivian Contreras('20) landed a paid spring "Quinternship" at Tucson's KVOA-TV through Quincy Media. She received her J-degree after working as a journalist at the Tucson Citizen and starting a family. M.A.) The contest awarded $6,000 in scholarship money. Her story starts on Page 70of the magazine. ", Hannah Gaber('16 M.A. With a colleague, she made atravel video of Apache Junction while working remotely from Tucson. Kyle Hansen('16) covered the March 21 NCAA tournament game between Montana and Michigan in Des Moines, Iowa. was promoted to senior video producer for politics at USA Today's Washington, D.C., bureau. His mother said he had the ability to give others the feeling that anything was possible. Justin Spears('17) of theArizona Daily Starwrote a story aboutthree UA alums who produce ESPN's "The Jump"basketball show: Danny Corrales (below) and J-school gradsMichael Schwartz('08) andEitan Cramer('12). She shared the byline withCurt Prendergast(M.A. Grad studentKristan Obengread to students at Booth-Fickett K-8 Math/Science Magnet School during last week's national African-American Read-In. Kristan Obeng('19 M.A.) Read the storyhere. Arizona high school football playoff brackets, schedule, computer rankings, statewide stat leaders and scores - live and final. Doug Ducey and other officials aired on 50 TV and radio stations statewide. From the CNN broadcast: Ash Friederich was a beloved English teacher, yearbook adviser and baseball coach in Phoenix. The original campus, now known as the San Jose Campus, was formed from San Jose Hotel, a former hotel on San Jose Boulevard near the east bank of the St. Johns River. She will spend the spring semester in Phoenix covering the state legislature, under the mentorship of the Arizona Mirror, which includes alumJeremy Duda('02). Zack Rosenblatt('13), a sports reporter for NJ.com, spent a week in Tucson covering the New York Giants practicing on campus. Recent graduateMarissa Heffernanhas accepted a job as an education reporter at the Daily News in Longview, Washington. 1-seeded Sahuaro pulls away to beat Glendale by 21." Arizona Republic reporter John D'Anna ('83) published a story on the Navajo Nation's fight against the coronavirus. Earlier, she earned the same honor from the Arizona Newspapers Association. In other categories, Lara also took second (gov't reporting) and two third places (business and food); alum Mark Lawson (Star) placed second and Schmidt third in sports features; and Mariana Dale (KJZZ) took third in public service. Dr.Susan E. Swanberg was her adviser. ), an assistant lecturer at the University of Rwanda's School of Journalism and Communication, startedhis doctoral studies remotely at the University of Kwazulu-Natal in South Africa. Students in one of Ruxandra Guidi's Arizona Sonora News classescontributed to a special edition of the Patagonia Regional Times with 16 stories. Mariana Dale('14) of KJZZ Phoenix and Lily Altavena of the Arizona Republic collaborated on "A position of trust," an investigation of the pitfalls in the accountability system for Arizona teachers accused of sexual misconduct. the bolles school football history. [9] The Bolles Sharks, Bolles's club swim team, compete and practice year-round. Hand was a pioneering champion of free speech. Other alums who took first places includedCaitlin Schmidt('14),John D'Anna('83),Danyelle Khmara('17),Dave Ord('84),David Diaz('09), adjunct instructorSarah Garrecht Gassen('95, '10). Williams, the school's spring 2019 Bolles Fellow, is reporting on drug approvals and industry litigation for the Drug Industry Daily newsletter. Final ( plastic ) straw recent graduateMarissa Heffernanhas accepted a job the bolles school football alumni education... 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