Veteran journalist Judy Woodruff, longtime anchor and managing editor of the “PBS NewsHour” and now a senior correspondent, will be honored with the Fred Dressler Leadership Award at the 17th annual Mirror Awards ceremony on June 12. The awards, sponsored by Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, honor excellence in media industry reporting.
Judy Woodruff
Woodruff served as anchor and managing editor of “PBS NewsHour” for 11 years before becoming a senior correspondent. During 2023 and 2024, she is undertaking a reporting project, “America at a Crossroads,” to better understand the country’s political divide. She has covered politics and other news for more than four decades at CNN, NBC and PBS.
Woodruff is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Peabody Journalistic Integrity Award, the Poynter Medal, an Emmy for Lifetime Achievement and the Radcliffe Medal. She and late journalist Gwen Ifill were together awarded Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism after Woodruff and Ifill were named co-anchors of the “PBS NewsHour” in 2013, marking the first time an American national news broadcast was co-anchored by two women.
For 12 years, Woodruff served as anchor and senior correspondent for CNN, where her duties included anchoring the weekday program “Inside Politics.” At PBS, she was the chief Washington correspondent for “The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour,” anchored PBS’ award-winning weekly documentary series “Frontline with Judy Woodruff,” was the principal reporter for the PBS documentary “Nancy Reagan: The Role of a Lifetime” and completed “Generation Next: Speak Up. Be Heard,” an extensive project on the views of young Americans.
At NBC News, Woodruff served as White House correspondent and as “Today” show chief Washington correspondent.
Woodruff is a founding co-chair of the International Women’s Media Foundation and serves on the boards of trustees of the Freedom Forum and The Duke Endowment. She is a former trustee of the Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Urban Institute, and a member of the Knight Foundation Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics. She is the author of “This is Judy Woodruff at the White House.”
The Dressler Award is given to individuals or organizations that have made distinct, consistent and unique contributions to the public’s understanding of the media.
About the Mirror Awards
The Mirror Awards are the most important awards for recognizing excellence in media industry reporting. Established by the Newhouse School in 2006, the awards honor the reporters, editors and teams of writers who hold a mirror to their own industry for the public’s benefit. This year’s finalists will be announced next month.
The 2023 Mirror Awards ceremony will be held Monday, June 12, in New York City. Additional details will be announced soon.
For information about sponsorship opportunities, contact Carol Satchwell at cmsatchw@syr.edu. For information about the event, email mirrorawards@syr.edu.
The joint degree program will be offered by the Newhouse School and Falk College.
Syracuse University will soon begin offering a new, first-of-its-kind degree program focused on esports.
The program, Esports Communications and Management, will be offered jointly by the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications and the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics. It will include three tracks: Esports Business and Management; Esports Communications; and Esports Media and Design. The University will begin enrolling students to the program in fall 2024.
“The esports program is a natural extension of Syracuse University’s leadership in sport-related programs and commitment to 21st century academic excellence,” says Chancellor Kent Syverud. “This new major is the latest example of Syracuse University innovating, expanding career options in emerging fields and delivering programs students want.”
“This new academic offering is particularly exciting because it leverages the University’s key areas of strength, distinction and excellence to embrace an emerging, fast-growing field and provide our students with the tools to enter that field,” says Vice Chancellor, Provost and Chief Academic Officer Gretchen Ritter. “Investment in our sport-related academic disciplines will be one of the keys to our success moving forward.”
A proposal for the Esports Communications and Management degree was passed by Falk College and Newhouse School faculty last fall. It was subsequently passed by the University Senate in December and approved by the New York State Department of Education in February. A search is currently underway for an executive director of esports.
The program, which will be among the first of its kind at a major university, taps into the rapidly growing, multibillion dollar esports industry and builds upon work already happening on campus. The Barnes Center at The Arch, the University’s recreation center, includes a designated esports gaming room outfitted with Omen Obelisk gaming stations; Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo consoles; SIM racing stations; and a virtual reality unit. An active Esports Club has also flourished in recent years.
Jeff Rubin, special advisor to the chancellor on esports and digital transformation, has been leading the effort to bring an esports major to Syracuse. For more than a year, Rubin has been working with faculty and deans from both Falk College and the Newhouse School to develop the program that will span both colleges.
“It has been an extraordinary experience working with some of the smartest minds in communications and sport management to develop a program that will be at the forefront of this burgeoning industry,” says Rubin. “I am especially proud of the collaborative work that is producing the educational opportunities and experiences are students are looking for.”
In 2018, the Newhouse School collaborated with social video service Twitch to launch an innovative new course, Esports and Media, which is still offered through the school’s Sports Media Center (SMC). Rotating industry partners serve as case studies for the students, who develop skills to enhance the company’s social media strategy, distributed content and brand management. Some recent partners include ESL, Microsoft and Super League. The course is co-taught by SMC director Olivia Stomski and Chris Hanson, associate professor of English in the College of Arts and Sciences, who has taught multiple courses with an esports component over the last several years.
“The Newhouse School has long been known for excellence in sports communications, with roots stretching back to 1939 alumnus Marty Glickman, one of the first great sports broadcasters,” says Newhouse School Dean Mark J. Lodato. “We are excited to build on that foundation with this new degree, which—as we have already seen with our academic programming in esports—will set students up for success in this burgeoning field. Our partnership with Falk College ensures a truly top-notch program that will provide students with the best possible education and training to keep pace with the industry.”
The Falk College has been at the forefront of sport industry education for 20 years. In 2005, Falk launched one of the nation’s earliest undergraduate degrees in sport management, followed by one of the very first undergraduate degrees in sport analytics in 2017.
“The Falk College is an established leader in sport management and sport analytics academic training, preparing future leaders who have found great career success in the sport industry,” says Falk College Dean Diane Lyden Murphy. “With this partnership between the Falk College and the Newhouse School, Syracuse University is well positioned to enter the next era of growth in sport academic programming with a major in esports.”
“This pioneering esports degree will focus on an emerging sector of the global and domestic sport industry,” says Michael Veley, chair of the Department of Sport Management in the Falk College. “It combines the strengths of Falk and Newhouse programs in sport communications, media production, technology, business and event management to offer a cutting-edge degree.”
“This esports major embodies the culture and reputation of both the Newhouse School and the Falk College,” says Stomski. “We have spent countless hours researching the industry and the interests of our students to create a rigorous and dynamic curriculum that will prepare graduates to succeed in this thriving, ever-changing field.”
Stomski, Veley and Hanson—together with Newhouse School Assistant Director of Academic Operations Rachel Francisco, sport management Undergraduate Director Gina Pauline, David B. Falk Endowed Professor Rick Burton and Falk College Senior Associate Dean Eileen Lantier and Falk Academic Operations Manager Kelly Pettingill—worked to build the new degree as part of a University-wide task force convened last spring. The well-rounded curriculum is designed to provide students with industry-specific competencies in event management and marketing, broadcasting/production, communications, content creation, entrepreneurship, strategic communications and esports experience and design. The three tracks will provide students with the ability to tailor the degree according to their career goals.
Abby Phillip, CNN’s senior political correspondent and anchor of “Inside Politics Sunday,” will serve as master of ceremonies at the award ceremony for the Toner Prizes for Excellence in Political Reporting on Monday, March 27, in Washington, D.C.
The Toner Prizes, sponsored by Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, honor the life and work of late alumna Robin Toner ’76, the first woman to be national political correspondent for The New York Times.
Phillip joined CNN in 2017, covering the Trump Administration as White House correspondent through 2019. In 2020, she moderated CNN’s Democratic Presidential Debate in Iowa. She also anchored special coverage of Election Night in America. In January 2021, she anchored the CNN Special Report “Kamala Harris: Making History.”
Phillip joined CNN from The Washington Post, where she served as a national political reporter covering the White House. She previously was a digital reporter for politics at ABC News, and has also covered the Obama White House for Politico as well as campaign finance and lobbying.
Phillip was named to the Time 100 Next list in 2021 and she was the recipient of the National Urban League’s Women of Power award.
The Toner Prizes for Excellence in Political Reporting recognize the best U.S. national or local political reporting in any medium or on any platform—print, broadcast or online. Two prizes—one for local and one for national reporting—carry a $5,000 honorarium. Winners will be announced at the awards ceremony.
The event will begin at 6 p.m. at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. Tickets and tables may be purchased online.
For information about sponsorship opportunities, contact Carol Satchwell at cmsatchw@syr.edu. For information about the event, contact Amanda Griffin at nhspecialevents@syr.edu.
U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah will be the keynote speaker at the award ceremony for the Toner Prizes for Excellence in Political Reporting on Monday, March 27, in Washington, D.C.
The Toner Prizes, sponsored by Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, honor the life and work of late alumna Robin Toner ’76, the first woman to be national political correspondent for The New York Times.
Romney was sworn in as senator in January 2019. He serves on the Foreign Relations; Health, Education, Labor and Pensions; Homeland Security and Government Affairs; and Budget committees. On the Foreign Relations Committee, Romney serves as ranking member of the subcommittee on East Asia, the Pacific and International Cybersecurity Policy. He is also a member of the Senate National Security Working Group. In 2021, he was honored with the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum’s Profile in Courage Award for his consistent defense of the fundamental principles of democratic governance.
Romney has earned a reputation for reaching across the aisle to advance major priorities that benefit Utah and people across the country. As part of the “G10” working group of bipartisan senators, Romney played a key role in enacting landmark legislation that invests in U.S. infrastructure. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he helped lead negotiations on the Bipartisan Emergency COVID Relief Act, which provided more than $900 billion in emergency relief to American students, families, businesses, workers and healthcare providers. Romney continues to advocate for his bipartisan TRUST Act, legislation to rescue federal trust funds like Medicare and Social Security from impending insolvency.
Past keynote speakers for the Toner Prize Celebration include U.S. Sen. Corey Booker of New Jersey, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, U.S. Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia, former Ohio Governor John Kasich, President Barack Obama, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, then-Vice President Joe Biden, late Rep. John Lewis of Georgia and former Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius.
The Toner Prizes for Excellence in Political Reporting recognize the best U.S. national or local political reporting in any medium or on any platform—print, broadcast or online. Two prizes—one for local and one for national reporting—carry a $5,000 honorarium. Winners will be announced at the awards ceremony.
The event will begin at 6 p.m. at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. Tickets and tables may be purchased online.
For information about sponsorship opportunities, contact Carol Satchwell at cmsatchw@syr.edu.
For information about the event, contact Amanda Griffin at nhspecialevents@syr.edu.
Genaro Armas ’94, G’95, a seasoned strategic communications professional with extensive higher education and journalism experience, has been named Director of Communications for the Newhouse School.
Armas will join the school next month. He comes to Syracuse from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM), where he is public relations manager. He will serve as a member of the dean’s executive leadership team.
“Genaro’s unique perspectives and varied professional experience will benefit the Newhouse School in many ways,” says Dean Mark J. Lodato. “I know he will be a champion for our students, faculty, staff and alumni.”
At UWM, Armas works with university leaders, faculty, staff and students on a variety of projects that support institutional priorities including enrollment marketing, retention and inclusivity, diversity, equity and accessibility initiatives. He develops strategies to promote the university’s story, collaborating with marketing and communications team members in producing content for web, email and social media. His responsibilities include media relations and crisis communications. Additionally, he led the team that launched the Curious Campus podcast, designed to promote research at UWM.
Before joining UWM, Armas spent more than two decades as a journalist with The Associated Press, working in Albany, New York; Philadelphia; Washington, D.C.; State College, Pennsylvania; and Milwaukee. He covered everything from political conventions to the Olympics and won awards for breaking news when he covered the Sandusky crisis at Penn State University.
Armas earned a bachelor’s degree in magazine, news and digital journalism from the Newhouse School and a master’s degree in political science from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.
“As a proud graduate, I am excited by the opportunity to put the skills I learned here to work for my alma mater,” Armas says. “I look forward to sharing the compelling stories of the talented students, alumni, faculty and staff of the Newhouse School.”
Armas replaces Wendy Loughlin, who joined the Newhouse School as the founding Director of Communications in January 2007. Loughlin is now the Executive Director of Academic Communications in Syracuse University’s Division of Communications.
The following undergraduate students enrolled in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications were among those named to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2022 semester. To qualify, students completed a minimum of 12 graded credit hours and earned at least a 3.5 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) during the semester.
Students: Please contact Undergraduate Advising at nhadvise@syr.edu with questions about your current Dean’s List status.
Karen M. Abaya
Christian J. Abdo
Lucia S. Abela
Kathryn V. Abkemeier
Tate Abrahamson
Marie E. Achkar
Benjamin D. Adams
Delaney Adams
Megan Adams
Neil D. Adams
Kylie A. Adedeji
Chilekasi C. Adele
Mia N. Adelman
Tyler J. Aitken
Anthony Alandt
Sarah C. Alessandrini
Benjamin Alfano
Olivia J. Allison
Dante J. Almanzar
Naiya J. Amin
Daniel D. Amron
Abigail Anastas
Sophia L. Anastasakis
Margaret A. Anderson
Nickaylia A. Anderson
Mullane R. Andreychuk
Mia E. Angioletti
Grace A. Anthony
Gino F. Antimarino
Nicole Aponte
Nathaniel A. Applebaum
Victoria R. Aragi
Jacqueline S. Arbogast
Katherine E. Armlin
Lindsay K. Arons
Jake E. Aryeh
Chelsie O. Auguste
Erin Augusterfer
Jade Aulestia
Isabella K. Austin
Sara E. Ayers
Luke C. Backman
Remy F. Bailard
Anthony C. Bailey
Carter Bainbridge
Emily J. Baird
Emily K. Bakalos
Thomas G. Baker
Stella Balaskas
Alexander F. Baldwin
Cole A. Bambini
Kate P. Bantle
John N. Barber
David A. Barbier Jr
Sophie L. Bard
Molly L. Baron
Kathleen M. Barrett
Kaylee L. Barrett
Kenneth J. Barrist
Jack I. Barsh
Drew Bartelstein
India E. Bartram
Samantha Bash
Natalie Bass
Vir S. Batra
Eleanor J. Batten
Abigail F. Baughan
Michaela W. Baxter
Samuel A. Baylow
Jude G. Bazerman
Nicole E. Beaudet
Kayla J. Beck
Madelyn G. Beck
Audrey B. Becker
Sophia F. Becker
Nicholas Beebower
Caitlyn M. Begosa
Isabel T. Bekele
Molly H. Beker
Gabriella M. Bella
Marguerite T. Bellotti
Charles P. Ben-Ami
Riley J. Benedik
Emily T. Benjamin
Nicholas S. Benjamin
Jesse N. Ben-Meir
London A. Bennett
Scarlett S. Benson
Isabelle H. Beranbaum
Mira L. Berenbaum
Asher N. Berenblat
Sydney A. Bergan
Jackson B. Berger
Emily J. Bergman
Jacob P. Bernardini
Andrew S. Berrell
Dylan L. Beyer
Marlana O. Bianchi
Yana Bichkova
Allison R. Bilger
William C. Birks
Starla R. Birnbaum
Lindsay H. Bisk
Brooke B. Blackwell
Evan A. Blenko
Michael S. Bliss
Carly P. Blitzer
Danielle M. Blyn
Colin C. Bock
Rosina L. Boehm
Julia M. Boehning
Phoebe L. Bogdanoff
Faith L. Bolduc
Anna R. Boling
Blake J. Borges
Rohan Borges
Julia Borodkin
Brooke K. Borzymowski
Allison Boschetti
Emily M. Bosco
Julia M. Bossis
Joseph A. Bottini
Roxanne M. Boychuk
Olivia G. Boyer
Gabriel J. Bradham
Caitlyn E. Brady
Arbeas L. Braha
Hannah M. Brandt
John R. Bransfield IV
Dillon E. Brendle
Patrick V. Breslin
Ellie Brill
William M. Broad
Kendra L. Broddus
Ashley L. Broderick
Matthew Brodsky
Morgan T. Bromley
Lillian V. Brooks
Madeleine J. Brousseau
Chelsea Brown
Griffin N. Brown
Margaret A. Brown
Ryan A. Brown
Sloane L. Brown
Emily J. Bruck
Bryan R. Brush
Christopher E. Buerle
Jordan R. Bullock
Jordan S. Burda
Aidan J. Burke
Connor W. Burke
Gloria H. Bushong
Clark T. Butcher
Caroline R. Butler
Evan N. Butow
Teresa C. Buzzoni
Jenna Byers
Taylor L. Byrne
Sean A.C. Caddo
Megan Caffey
Morgan E. Calcara
Devin Campbell
Hope M. Campbell
Kaitlin A. Campbell
Anabelle M. Canals Olivencia
Eliza L. Cardillo
Natalia Cardone
Quinn C. Carletta
Elizabeth A. Carlson
Iris C. Carlson
Mallory Carlson
Wyatt T. Carlson
Grace A. Carrigan
Gustavo A. Madero Carriles
Kelly M. Carroll
Caroline M. Casey
Chesnie M. Caster
Makenna L. Castoro
Cecilia G. Catalini
Claire L. Ceccoli
Katherine B. Cefalo
Joshua E. Chacon
Chon Kei Chan
Fei Y. Chan
Ethan V. Chanin
Isaac G. Chapin
Samuel Chapnick
Nathan T. Charles
Jacob G. Charnow
Joane Marie C. Chavez
Bowen Chen
Kebei Chen
Suyun Chen
Victoria Y. Chen
Xinyue Chen
Yu Ju Chen
Emily B. Chernett
Muxin Chi
Dominic C. Chiappone
Jasmine Chin
Jack H. Chinsky
Rachel M. Chowanec
Madison R. Christiansen
Derrick Chun
Christopher M. Cicchiello
Sailor V. Ciluzzi
Landon A. Clary
Dylan P. Clemens
Rebecca I. Clyde
Brian J. Cohen
Catherine M. Cohen
Lucas B. Cohen
Reese A. Cohen
Sophia H. Cohen
Leah L. Cohn
Noah J. Concordia
Spencer J. Congel
Callie L. Connelly
Troy A. Conner
Anne L. Conners
Margaret G. Constantine
Jesse A. Cook
Isabella Corral
Gianna M. Corrente
Cameron Cortigiano
Kiran K. Costa
Sofia R. Costa
Louisa J.P. Coulman
Ava J. Council
Rachel A. Cramer
Elizabeth A. Crandall
Leila S. Crist
Ava K. Critchell
Cameron C. Crook
Stella B. Crowther
Ruifeng Cui
James Cunningham
Alexandra M. Cuoco
Olivia C. Curreri
Samantha M. Currier
Carlie S. Cushner
Mia S. Cutler
Camden R. Cyr
John Dales
Erica A. Daley
Grace A. Daley
Victoria G. Daly
Sophia D’Ambrozio
Rylee E. Dang
Alessandra M. D’Angelo
Samantha C. Danylchuk
Devin J. Darmody
Sophia L. Darsch
Anjana Dasam
Katarina F. Davey
Natalia Davidson
Collin B. Davies
Alexandria R. Davis
Chloe B. Davis
Kelly M. Davis
Sophie J. Davis
Tyler L. Dawson
Sofia R. De La Grana
Gabrielle N. De Oliveira
Madison N. De Vera
Allison Y. De Young
Alex S. Deangelis
Grace L. Deboer
Kayley A. Decina
Caleb Decker
Katelyn R. Decker
Lauren E. Degennaro
Nicholas M. Dekaney
Isabella M. Del Rey
Lang A. Delapa
Jacob B. Delforte
William Delgado
Caroline B. Delisle
Andrew E. Della Piana
Carley B. Dellaratta
Sean P. Dempsey
Samantha K. Denaro
Jiaxing Natalia Deng Yuan
Grace Denton
Kira A. Desai
Ryan M. DeSalvo
Jennifer A. DeStefano
Marjorie P. Devine
Anna M. Devries
Kate I. Diament
Madyson S. Diaz
Patricia Diaz Escobar
Julia E. Dicesare
Dallen S. Dicesaris
Benjamin K. Dietz
Cori R. Dill
Jessica N. Dimatteo
Samantha B. Dinerman
Giana DiTolla
Dominic V. DiTommaso
Michael J. Divestea
Nicolette M. Doherty
Sarah E. Dolgin
Brianna Dollar
Huimin Dong
Madelyn L. Doolittle
Daniela Dorado
Kelsey M. Dornfeld
Charlotte J. D’Orsi
Sarah Dorval
Jared C. Dowling
Roman T. Doyle
Olivia Dublin
Olivia C. Duet
Liv M. DuFine
Kelly E. Dugan
Olivia F. Dumont
Payton T. Dunn
Samantha J. Dupree
Zoe H. Durham
Marissa G. Dworken
John T. Eads IV
Charlotte A. Ebel
Luke M. Eckel
Evan K. Edmiston
Jared F. Edsell
Niah K. Edwards
Molly E. Egan
Benjamin Eichler
Ian K. Eisenbrand
Anya C. Elias
Luke P. Elliott
Mia Elortegui
Anjali J. Engstrom
Gabriella R. Enriquez
Destiny A. Erazo
Jacob Erlbaum
Christopher D. Ern
Lauren R. Eschenbrenner
Maya L. Espinel
Caitlin K. Espiritu
Mario R. Esteb
Caroline M. Estella
Cameron A. Ezeir
Abdelrahman H. Fahmy
Casey Fahrer
Rachel D. Fain
Matthew K. Fairfax
Toluwanimi Fajolu
Lucy D. Farrell
Chloe M.-J. Fatuova
Ari L. Feinstein
Charles N. Fellows
Brenna E. Fels
Anna Fern
Roshan Fernandez
Silvino A. Fernandez Rosado
Hannah C. Ferrera
Campbell L. Ferrick
Ella M. Fiegener
Brennan M. Finder
Freddie J. Fine
Audrey N. Fink
Nicholas D. Fiore
Patrick J. R. Firrell
Dagny C. Fisher
Madeline G. Fitzpatrick
Erin R. Flack
Amalie Flam
Emma A. Fleming
Amelia Flinchbaugh
Gabriella M. Fling
Alexandra N. Flood
Elisabeth B. Flynn
Tamzin J. Folz
Katie Fongvongsa
Natalie N. Fournell
Carly M. Fox
Sydney J. Francis
Brenna J. Francisco
Bianca E. Franco
Ethan G. Frank
Leila I. Frankina
Hunter S. Franklin
Trevor F. Fraticelli
Anastasia M. Frazier
Meagan E. Frechette
Greta K. Freed
Benjamin Freedman
Cameron S. French
Daniella S. French
Jessica Friebely
Lillian Friedman
Peri I. Friedman
Genevieve P. Friend
Olivia G. Friess
Sydney H. Froelich
Julian E. Frucht
Michaela A. Fry
Hannah B. Frydman
Nico Gabbi
John Gadamowitz
Philip J. Galati IV
Dyana S. Gales
Samantha M. Galfus
Mariano Gama
Siyuan Gao
Aviya Garg
Reed B. Garland
Sydney R. Garmoe
Kunaal Garodia
Michele J. Garten
Angelo M. Garufi
Hannah E. Gates
Reese N. Gaudelli
Lily E. Gavin
Christiane Gbabiri
Mia L. Gelb
Elizabeth A. Gelber
Allison T. Geller
Bryce E. Gelman
Leana M. Genovese
Keighley A. Gentle
Tyler X. Gentry
Michael C. George Jr
Jaden Gerard
Julia Gershowitz
Ryan D. Giancola
Ashley M. Gibbs
Lukas J. Gibson
Mai Gibson
Maxwell D. Gifford
Adam M. Giglietti
Lillianna A. Gikas
Jason K. Gillan
Alyssa Gillen
Anna G. Ginelli
Justin Girshon
Mia Givens
Zoe E. Glasser
Nickolas A.B. Glassman
Elizabeth L. Glowacki
Audrey M. Glynn
Gabriel R. Glynn-Habron
Mariana Godinez-Andraca
Valerie R. Goetter
Liam A. Goff
Emily Gold
Alexandra Goldberg
Charles Goldberg
Emily J. Goldberg
Jacob C. Goldberg
Rachel D. Goldberg
Joshua M. Golden
Dylan L. Goldman
Joshua S. Goldman
Sarah Goldman
Zachary H. Goldman
Sophie I. Goldstein
Spencer I. Goldstein
Caitlin R. Golla
Alexa C. Gonzalez
Nhya Gonzalez
Benjamin F. Goodman
Jack I. Goodman
Geoffrey W. Goose
Maya L. Goosmann
Jacqueline R. Gorman
Amanda A. Gormley
Kylie H. Gorsky
Gisele Gosset
Jacob E. Gourwitz
Ava R. Graf
Carly M. Grafstein
Tucker L. Gralewski
Nehilah Grand-Pierre
Natalie M. Granja
Mario Graves Dominguez
Madison P. Grebler
Lily E. Greco
Elijah P. Green
Erin C. Green
Adam R. Greenberg
Micah A. Greenberg
Jordan A. Greene
Dylan A. Greenhouse
Alyssa M. Gregg
Jonathan J. Grenot
Anne N. Griffin
Liam M. Griffin
Caileigh M. Grimes
Jacob Grindstaff
Grace G. Guido
Campbell C. Gulbrandsen
Phoebe E. Gullingsrud
Phoebe E. Gulsen
Timothy R. Gulyn
Jianzhe Guo
Weiziwu Guo
Yaoxinyu Guo
Noah A. Gutfleisch
Janice S. Ha
Ashley J. Hackel
Spencer P. Haines
Aaron Hall
Griffin T. Hall
Eliana R. Hallegua
Arietta Hallock
Jacob I. Halperin
Samantha A. Halperin
Jessica E. Hammersley
Ava A. Hanuscin
Aleksander H. Harasim
Emma R. Harby
Gretchen L. Harken
Olivia K. Harley
Molly E. Harrigan
Nathaniel L. Harrington
Claire A. Harris
Claire E. Harrison
Gabrielle S. Harrison
Layla F. Harrison
Greta Hartwyk
Tess Harvey
Catherine M. Haugen
Kristin R. Hauptman
Aidan R. Hayes
Paige M. Hayes
Jialing He
Anya U. Hegde
Nicholas G. Held
Katharine E. Heldt
Ava L. F. Helmer
Kyle J. Henderson
Kathryn G. Hendry
Brooks A. Herb
Kiley E. Herlihy
Jesse G. Herman
Ryan H. Hermann
Cristina M. Herrera
Margaret E. Hicks
Vincenzo Hid Arida Suarez
Dianna K. Higaki
Anna E. Hill
Katie A. Hill
Sidney O. Himel
Mia E. Hinz
Christopher J. Hippensteel
Brooke Lynn Hirsch
Thomas J. Hober
Alexandra Hodge
Polly A. Hoffman
Lauren M. Holdmeyer
Annika C. Holmberg
Emily K. Holmberg
Nicole L. Holmes
Porter Holt
Maurice G. Holtzman
Jackson P. Holzer
Ye Won Hong
Andrew J. Hood
Bradley E. Hoppenstein
Karly J. Hopper
Ava M. Horigan
Nicolas Horning
Gabriel C. Howe
Zachary M. Howell
Xiaoman Hu
Xinyue Huang
Catherine C. Hudson
Edward J. Hudson
Kevin D. Hughes II
Hannah E. Humphrey
Aine M. Hunt
Fiona K. Hurless
Kendall S. Hymes
Lilli A. Iannella
Rowan E. Ide
Henry M. Ihle
Yui S. Inagawa
Zachary P. Infeld
Alicia S. Ingabire
Molly G. Irland
Celeste Iroanya
Miles A. Isgrig
Cayla J. Israel
Katherine R. Itoh
Gabriella S. Izversky
Anne M. Jablow
Olivia A. Jackson
Allison J. Jacobs
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On Dec. 7, the Newhouse School announced the winners of the 2022 Empire State School Press Association (ESSPA) Awards, which honor high school student journalists from across New York State.
The 2022 award winners are:
View the 2021 winners here.
For the third year in a row, the Newhouse School’s public relations program has been named to the PRNews Education A-List, which recognizes the top PR programs in the U.S.
“The public relations program at Newhouse has a reputation for excellence, so I am not surprised by this honor,” says Newhouse School dean Mark J. Lodato. “Thanks to an innovative curriculum, stellar faculty and incredible hands-on opportunities, our PR students get the best possible education and training and are ready for career success as soon as they graduate.”
Newhouse offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in public relations, as well as a master’s degree in public diplomacy and global communications, which combines public relations and international relations coursework in partnership with the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. Additionally, Newhouse offers an online master’s of communications with a specialization in public relations.
PRNews made note of the school’s recently revamped curriculum, which includes graduate and undergraduate courses in social media and society, social media and innovation and diversity in public relations. The curriculum emphasizes writing for digital media, incorporating technological advances in client-based PR research and campaigns, leadership skills and DEI standards, resources and best practices.
Newhouse is home to a student-run public relations firm, Hill Communications, which provides students with opportunities to take leadership roles and work with real-world clients. Students also have the option to study abroad or in major cities through Newhouse’s programs in New York City, Washington and Los Angeles.
Tarryn Mento, professional in residence at WAER, has been named the station’s news director. The announcement was made by executive director and general manager Chris Bolt.
“Tarryn has a professional past that shows commitment to elevating journalism and creativity,” Bolt says. “In the professional in residence role, she has also demonstrated great enthusiasm and energy in helping students learn and grow. I see her as a perfect addition to help WAER with both of our missions: to enlighten, entertain and engage the community; and to provide professional development opportunities to students.”
Mento joined WAER in 2021 as professional in residence after her experience at KPBS in San Diego, where she produced audio, video and digital content as a health, immigration and community journalist. She was previously a multimedia producer in New York City at MetroFocus and a Pulliam Fellow at the Arizona Republic in Phoenix.
She will oversee the news department’s shift to more digital content and distribution and will also work to enhance broadcast news offerings, improve community engagement programming and elevate student experiences. She will report to Kevin Kloss, content and operations manager.
“Tarryn brings a tremendous number of fresh ideas to the role of news director, and we’re excited to see her vision for multiplatform news coverage develop at WAER,” Kloss says.
WAER serves the greater Syracuse area with NPR and local news, eclectic music and Syracuse University sports. The station has long been the training ground of choice for aspiring broadcasters from the Newhouse School, and it officially became part of the school last year.
She will be based at the new Center for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship.
Newhouse School dean Mark J. Lodato today announced that Beverly Kirk, a seasoned professional with more than two decades of experience in journalism, has been named Director of Washington Programs. In this position, Kirk will expand and lead the Newhouse School’s Washington, D.C., student programs across multiple communications majors with a primary focus on journalism. She will be based at the Center for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship, a joint initiative of the Newhouse and Maxwell schools.
“As we look forward to launching the new Center for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship with the Maxwell School, we are excited to have Beverly join us as a key player in those efforts,” Lodato says. “Her extensive Washington experience, her knowledge of journalism and communications and her passion for educating and shaping the next generation of journalism leaders combine to make her the ideal candidate for this position.”
Beginning in 2023, Kirk will also lead the Newhouse School’s Washington Capstone, which allows broadcast and digital journalism graduate students to spend a summer reporting from the capital.
Kirk is currently executive director of JOURNEY to Lead, a nonprofit women’s leadership initiative, and is also a non-resident senior associate of the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) International Security Program. She previously was fellow and director for outreach for the CSIS International Security Program and director of the CSIS Smart Women, Smart Power Initiative, where she hosted the “Smart Women, Smart Power” podcast featuring women leaders from around the world who are experts in foreign policy, national security, international business and development. Before that, she was director of the CSIS multimedia production and design studio iDeas Lab.
Before joining CSIS, Kirk was a journalist working for local and national news organizations including NBC, NPR and PBS. She spent much of her career focused on domestic and international politics and government. She also founded a media consulting company and has expertise in media curriculum design. She is a member of the national advisory board of the University of Kentucky Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues and a member of the board of the Leadership Council for Women in National Security.
Kirk holds an M.A. in diplomacy and international commerce from the University of Kentucky and is a summa cum laude graduate of Western Kentucky University with degrees in history and broadcast journalism.
“I am honored to join the Newhouse School and to be a part of the new Center for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship,” Kirk says. “The opportunity to help expand Newhouse’s presence in Washington and work with the next generation of journalists is very exciting.”