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IT'S OFFICIAL:
SU WILL COSPONSOR EVENT THROUGH AT LEAST 2011
A Letter of Agreement has been signed between the Society for News Design and the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications to continue its long-term relationship with the competition through at least the 2011 judging.
The SND Board unanimously directed its Executive Director to work out the agreement with the school. "This is an exciting competition for both SND and the School," says C. Marshall Matlock who will continue to direct the judging for the School.
The 26th Edition judging that took place in February 2005 was the School's 17th year of cosponsoring the international design competition.
SU RECEIVES HONOR AT WASHINGTON, D.C. WORKSHOP
The Society for News Design sponsors its annual international workshop each fall and in 2004 the event took place in Washington, D.C. Sept. 4 - 6.
Many sessions took place over the three-day event with Newhouse School graduate Scott Goldman, The Washington Post assistant sports editor at the time, in charge of organizing the event.
It was at this workshop that the Newhouse School was recognized for its 15 years of service to SND in cosponsoring the annual competition each February.
PLAQUE HONORS NEWHOUSE STUDENTS & FACULTY
The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University was recognized at the annual awards dinner in Washington, D.C. for its 15 years of cosponsoring the competition. A plaque was presented:
"For extraordinary contributions to the Society for News Design's 'Best of Newspaper Design™ Competition' program, 1989 – 2003
to the
Students and Faculty
at the
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University.
In 15 consecutive years of hosting the SND competition, more than 300 of the school's Students and Faculty have made a difference to visual journalists and to newspaper readers around the world.
Thank you for your tireless efforts."
The plaque, signed by the SND President and bearing the SND logo, is proudly displayed in the Newhouse Communications Center lobby for all to see.
