The highlights below represent work completed by just some of the students who have qualified for the PSPA State Finals.
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PSPA State Journalism Contest Finalists Named
PENNSYLVANIA (special) – For local high school journalists, the quest to become a State Champion commenced once again when the Pennsylvania School Press Association opened up its Third Annual State Journalism Contests. On November 11, over 50 students from central Pennsylvania traveled to PSU Altoona in the hopes of advancing to the State Finals held at Penn State Main on March 29, 2017. PSPA President Paul Fantaski expressed his appreciation for several aspects about the event. “It just amazes me how colleges like PSU Altoona truly advocate and super-support journalism in Pennsylvania schools. On behalf of PSPA, I simply must thank Dr. Robert C. Trumpbour and all of Penn State Altoona for their willingness to host a SJC Regional this fall. Most importantly, 14 student journalists from outstanding central PA schools will advance to the State Championships.” Contests involved literary design, photography, copywriting, sports-writing, editorial cartoon, broadcast media, and poetry talents. Only the top-scoring competitor in each Regional contest category qualified to attend the State Finals. PSPA proudly announces the following students as 2016-17 State Finalists:
The Pennsylvania School Press Association originated in 1925 and stands as one of the oldest scholastic journalistic organizations in the country. The group presently is headquartered in Manchester, PA and welcomes all to apply for membership. For details, visit www.paschoolpress.org. PSPA State Journalism Contest Finalists Named
PENNSYLVANIA (special) – For local high school journalists, the quest to become a State Champion commenced once again when the Pennsylvania School Press Association opened up its Third Annual State Journalism Contests. On October 11, nearly 40 students from central Pennsylvania traveled to Harrisburg Area Community College in the hopes of advancing to the State Finals held at Penn State Main on March 29, 2017. PSPA President Paul Fantaski expressed his appreciation for several aspects about the event. “It just amazes me how colleges like Harrisburg Area Community truly advocate and super-support journalism in Pennsylvania schools. I’d like to offer a heartfelt thanks to GIANT, Weis Markets, and Brown's Orchards & Farm Market for donating tasty breakfast items for all who attended. Additionally, thanks to Jostens, Herff Jones, York Daily Record, Fox 43, and ABC27 News for aiding in the education of our competitors. Most importantly, 12 student journalists from outstanding central PA schools will advance to the State Championships.” Contests involved literary design, photography, copywriting, sports-writing, editorial cartoon, broadcast media, and poetry talents. Only the top-scoring competitor in each Regional contest category qualified to attend the State Finals. PSPA proudly announces the following students as 2016-17 State Finalists:
The Pennsylvania School Press Association originated in 1925 and stands as one of the oldest scholastic journalistic organizations in the country. The group presently is headquartered in Manchester, PA and welcomes all to apply for membership. For details, visit www.paschoolpress.org. PSPA State Journalism Contest Finalists Named
PENNSYLVANIA (special) – For local high school journalists, the quest to become a State Champion commenced once again when the Pennsylvania School Press Association opened up its Third Annual State Journalism Contests. On November 1, nearly 40 students from southeast Pennsylvania traveled to Temple University in the hopes of advancing to the State Finals held at Penn State Main on March 29, 2017. PSPA President Paul Fantaski expressed his appreciation for several aspects about the event. “It just amazes me how institutions like Temple University truly advocate and super-support journalism in Pennsylvania schools. On behalf of PSPA, I must thank Patrick Gordon, Director of Journalism Carolyn Kitch, and all of Temple University for their willingness to host a SJC Regional this fall. Most importantly, 14 student journalists from outstanding southeastern PA schools will advance to the State Championships.” Contests involved literary design, photography, copywriting, sports-writing, editorial cartoon, broadcast media, and poetry talents. Only the top-scoring competitor in each Regional contest category qualifies to attend the State Finals. PSPA proudly announces the following students as 2016-17 State Finalists:
The Pennsylvania School Press Association originated in 1925 and stands as one of the oldest scholastic journalistic organizations in the country. The group presently is headquartered in Manchester, PA and welcomes all to apply for membership. For details, visit www.paschoolpress.org. PSPA State Journalism Contests Finalists Named
PENNSYLVANIA (special) – For local high school journalists, the quest to become a State Champion commenced once again when the Pennsylvania School Press Association opened up its Third Annual State Journalism Contests. On October 21, 48 students from northwest Pennsylvania traveled to PSU Behrend in the hopes of advancing to the State Finals held at Penn State Main on March 29, 2017. PSPA President Paul Fantaski expressed his appreciation for several aspects about the event. “It just amazes me how institutions like Penn State Behrend truly advocate and super-support journalism in Pennsylvania schools. Additionally, we are so grateful that Raychel Vendetti from JET 24 and FOX 66 and Kevin Flowers from the Erie Times News took time from their busy schedules to speak to all who attended. Most importantly, 15 student journalists from outstanding northwestern PA schools will advance to the State Championships.” Contests involve literary design, photography, copywriting, sports-writing, editorial cartoon, broadcast media, and poetry talents. Only the top-scoring competitor in each Regional contest qualifies to attend the State Finals. PSPA proudly announces the following students as the 2016-17 Behrend State Finalists:
The Pennsylvania School Press Association originated in 1925 and stands as one of the oldest scholastic journalistic organizations in the country. The group presently is headquartered in Manchester, PA and welcomes all to apply for membership. For details, visit www.paschoolpress.org. PSPA State Journalism Contest Finalists Named
PENNSYLVANIA (special) – For local high school journalists, the quest to become a State Champion commenced once again when the Pennsylvania School Press Association opened up its Third Annual State Journalism Contests. On November 4, over 50 students from eastern Pennsylvania traveled to PSU Berks in the hopes of advancing to the State Finals held at Penn State Main on March 29, 2017. PSPA President Paul Fantaski expressed his appreciation for several aspects about the event. “It just amazes me how institutions like PSU Berks truly advocate and super-support journalism in Pennsylvania schools. On behalf of PSPA, I simply must thank Keysha Whitaker and all of Berks for their willingness to host a SJC Regional this fall. Most importantly, 20 student journalists from outstanding eastern PA schools will advance to the State Championships.” Contests involved literary design, photography, copywriting, sports-writing, editorial cartoon, broadcast media, and poetry talents. Only the top-scoring competitor in each Regional contest category qualified to attend the State Finals. PSPA proudly announces the following students as 2016-17 State Finalists:
The Pennsylvania School Press Association originated in 1925 and stands as one of the oldest scholastic journalistic organizations in the country. The group presently is headquartered in Manchester, PA and welcomes all to apply for membership. For details, visit www.paschoolpress.org. |
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