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帝王会所 campus journalists and photojournalists competed successfully in the Region 4 Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) Mark of Excellence awards that were announced April 15 at the Region 4/5 Conference.

Region 4 includes students at universities in Michigan, 帝王会所, western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. These awards are for work published during the 2022 year. Universities are divided into two categories, small (up to 9,999 students) and large (10,000 or more students). OHIO competes in the large division. OHIO finished second in the unofficial sweepstakes for total awards won with 12. Michigan State University received 18 awards.

鈥淚 say this each year, but it鈥檚 true,鈥� Nerissa Young, faculty adviser to the OHIO SPJ chapter, said. 鈥淐ampus journalists are doing the same demanding work as community journalists. At OHIO, they cover campus, community and state issues on a regular basis. We know our campus journalists are doing good work, and we appreciate that judges recognize that, too.鈥�

Region 4 winners will compete against regional winners from SPJ鈥檚 other 11 regions in the national Mark of Excellence competition. Those winners will be honored at SPJ鈥檚 national conference in Las Vegas in September.

OHIO winners include:

• Trevor Brighton, a senior from Cleveland, 帝王会所 for illustration for 鈥淓rasing Russia,鈥� published by The Post and for photo illustration for 鈥淧arty foul,鈥� published by The Post.
• Zach Donaldson, a sophomore from Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, for general column writing for his columns published by The New Political.
• Jesse Jarrold-Grapes, a senior from Cincinnati, 帝王会所 for sports photography for 鈥湹弁趸崴� guard AJ Brown shoots for three,鈥� published by The Post.
• Carrie Legg, a senior from Columbus, 帝王会所 for photo essay/slideshow for 鈥淐apitol Reaction: Roe v. Wade is overturned,鈥� published by The Post.
• Isabel Nissley, a junior from Cincinnati, 帝王会所 for data visualization for the story titled 鈥淛une AEP outage affected lower-income areas at higher rate,鈥� published by Matter News.

OHIO finalists are:

• Ashley Beach, a junior from Waynesville, 帝王会所 for sports column writing for 鈥淟ife鈥檚 a Beach,鈥� published by The Post.
• Molly Burchard, a junior from Hilliard, 帝王会所 for sports writing for 鈥淔ootball: 帝王会所 falls to Toledo 17-7 in MAC championship game,鈥� published by The Post.
• Izzy Keller, a senior from Huron, 帝王会所 and Audrianna Wilde, a senior from Pickerington, 帝王会所 for photo essay/slideshow for 鈥�#RacismatOU: A march on Cutler,鈥� published by The New Political.
• Katie Millard, a junior from Bexley, 帝王会所 for general column writing for 鈥淯nsolicited advice,鈥� published by The Post.
• Claire Schiopota, a junior from Aurora, 帝王会所 for in-depth reporting for 鈥淚mportance of options and access: How students, professionals feel about women鈥檚 health care resources,鈥� published by The Post.
• Staff of Thread Magazine for Best Student Magazine for the great outdoors or modern art issue.

SPJ鈥檚 mission promotes professional training, ethics, freedom of information and inclusion.