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2006 World Affairs Fellows
Dan Fitzpatrick, Staff Writer, Pittsburgh (Pa.) Post-Gazette
- Ray Sprigle Memorial Award- "Best-of-Show"- and winner in the business category for newspapers/wire services at the annual Golden Quill Awards event, Press Club of Western Pennsylvania
- Citation (Honorable Mention), Overseas Press Club's Malcolm Forbes Award for best business reporting from abroad
Carol Coultas, business reporter, Sun Journal (Lewiston, Maine)
- SABEW Best in Business Award (Projects, Small)
- Society of News Design Award of Excellence (Special Coverage/Sections)
2005 World Affairs Fellows
Kristi Heim, Business/Technology Reporter, the Seattle (Wash.) Times
- SABEW Best in Business Award (Projects, Medium)
Katya Cengel , Features Writer,
The Courier-Journal
(Louisville, Ky.)
- Society of Professional Journalists'
Green Eyeshade Awards: 2nd place in Feature Writing category
Jeffrey Sheban, Senior Business Reporter, The Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch
- Society of American Business Editors and Writers: 1st place in the large newspapers category for special projects.
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2004 World Affairs Fellows
Scott Beveridge, Staff Writer, Observer-Reporter (Washington, PA)
- Pennsylvania Newspaper Association’s Keystone Press Award: 2nd place in Series category
Melinda Burns, Senior Reporter, Santa Barbara (CA) News-Press
- Best of the West contest: 1st place award in the Immigration and Minority Affairs Reporting category
Encarnación Pyle, Social Services Reporter, The Columbus (OH) Dispatch
- James R. Gordon Ohio Understanding Award, Ohio National Photographers Association: 1st place (Photographer: Alysia Oglesby)
- 2004 First Amendment Award, Best Special Section: 1st Place; Best Photo Essay: 1st place (Photographer: Alysia Oglesby)
Craig Troianello, Coordinating Editor, Yakima (WA) Herald-Republic
- 2004 Sigma Delta Chi Award for non-deadline reporting
- 2005 North American Agricultural Journalists Writing Contest, Special Projects: 2nd place
- National Press Photographers Association’s regional contest: 1st place (Photographer: Don Seabrook)
- 2005 Gerald Loeb Awards for Distinguished Business and Financial Journalism (small newspapers category)
- 2005 APME International Perspective Award
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2002 World Affairs Fellows
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Rukmini Callimachi, reporter, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, Ill.), for stories
of several regions of India as observed by a Daily Herald reporter and photographer and
told through the eyes of local immigrants
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2003 AP Managing Editors (APME) International Perspective Awards: Finalist
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Betsy Cohen, editor/reporter, The Missoulian (Missoula, Mont.), for coverage of a
summer-away program for children from Northern Ireland
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2003 APME International Perspective Awards: Finalist
Suburban Newspapers of America 2003 Editorial Contest: 1st Place, Best Feature Series
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Ann Imse, reporter, Rocky Mountain News (Denver, Colo.), for reporting on Russia's
Rocky Flats
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The Scripps Howard in-house annual contest for specialty reporting
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Rick Mercier, columnist, The Free Lance-Star (Fredericksburg, Va.), for covering
the impact of Virginia politics on international reproductive health projects
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2003 APME International Perspective Awards: Finalist
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Susan Moeller, business editor, Cape Cod (Mass.) Times, for her series on Brazil's
economic connections to Cape Cod
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Society of American Business Editors and Writers award for projects
2003 New England Associated Press News Executives Association Awards: 1st Place, Business/Consumer News
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Nadia White, state editor, Casper (Wyo.) Star-Tribune, for coverage of brucellosis
disease eradication between Kazakhstan and Yellowstone National Park
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2003 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Science Journalism Award
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Cathy Zimmerman, features editor, The Daily News (Longview, Wash.), for reports on Mexican
immigrants in Washington state
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C.B. Blethen Memorial Awards for Distinguished Newspaper Reporting: Distinguished Coverage of Diversity (Under 50,000 circulation)
Suburban Newspapers of America 2003 Editorial Contest: 1st Place, Best Photojournalism (by project photographer Greg Ebersole)
Suburban Newspapers of America 2003 Editorial Contest: 1st Place, Best News Series
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