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 Mortarboard Cap Contest |
 Post a picture of your decorated hat and use the tag #GaylordStyle to be entered to win a surprise prize!
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Congratulations OU Student Media! |
The College Media Business and Advertising Managers announced the winners of the 42nd annual Advertising Awards Competition during the final night of its Austin 2014 conference. More than 50 colleges and universities from across the country submitted more than 700 entries to the competition. A total of 31 judges from media companies and advertising agencies from across the country judged the submissions.
The OU Student Media advertising department took home 5 awards, which include:
- Sales Representative of the Year- Taylor Trevino
- 1st place, Best Special Section (ESCAPE)
- 2nd place, Best Newspaper Promotion Ad Black and White
- 3rd place, Best Group Promotion ROP (Lovelines)
- 4th place, Best Classified Page/Section
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Competing against professional Oklahoma media organizations, Gaylord students and instructors won these awards at the SPJ Oklahoma Pro Chapter awards banquet Saturday night, April 26:
NEWSPAPER, DIVISION B (Students from The Oklahoma Daily)
- Feature Writing: 1st, Paighten Harkins, "After the Storm",
- In-Depth/Enterprise Reporting: 1st, Carmen Forman, "Broken System/Broken Bones"
- Feature Page Layout & Design, 1st, Megan Deaton, "Still Coming Home"
- Investigative Reporting by a Team: 2nd, Joey Stipek and Sarah Miles, "Nearby restaurants cited with health concerns"
- Page One Layout & Design: 2nd, Blayklee Buchanan, "Bang-Bang"
RADIO (Students from KGOU)
- General News: 2nd, Kate Carlton
- Spot News: 2nd and 3rd, Kurt Gwartney
- Sports Reporting: 3rd, Brian Hardzinski
- Feature: 1st, Kurt Gwartney
- Government Reporting: 2nd, Kurt Gwartney
- Diversity Coverage, 1st, Brian Hardzinski and Suzette Grillot; 3rd, Brian Hardzinski, Suzette Grillot and Rebecca Cruise
- 1st Special Program: Kurt Gwartney, Brian Hardzinski, Kate Carlton and Patrick Roberts; 3rd, staff
- Enterprise: 3rd, Kate Carlton
- Interview/Talk: 1st, Kurt Gwartney; 2nd, Brian Hardzinski, Suzette Grillot and Rebecca Cruise; 3rd, Kurt Gwartney and Brian Hardzinski
- Best Newscast: 1st, Brian Hardzinski, Joe Wertz and Kurt Gwartney; 2nd, Kurt Gwartney; 3rd, Brian Hardzinski and Joe Wertz
- Best Reporting Portfolio: 2nd, Kurt Gwartney
ONLINE
- Video Journalism, 3rd, Kenzie Meek-Beck, Routes
SPECIAL AWARDS
- Teacher of the Year: Karen Holp, University of Oklahoma & KGOU
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2014 Great Plains Journalism Awards |
The Tulsa Press Club announced the 2014 Great Plains Journalism Awards finalists, and Joey Stipek with The Oklahoma Daily were among the finalists in the student category.
The Great Plains Journalism Awards is a regional contest honoring print, web and magazine journalists for outstanding stories, photography and design. The eight-state competition includes Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma and South Dakota. Winners will be announced from the list of finalists at an awards luncheon May 16, that is to include Distinguished Lectureship recipient CNN's John Sutter. Learn More »
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Free Software Workshops |
 Expand your resume by attending one of the free workshops taught by Michael Acker.Project Help! Final Cut and All Adobe Products. Bring projects to work on! Thursday, May 1 in Gaylord 1040 at 10 a.m. Return to Top |
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Corporate Communications Summer 2014 Internship
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 The purpose of the Access Midstream Corporate Communications intern position is to educate and introduce eager candidates to internal and external communications in the energy industry. Access interns receive hands-on professional experience by working alongside knowledgeable team members on a variety of projects. Learn More » |
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The Media and the Hollywood Blacklist Summer Course
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JMC 4970 - Section 241
June 9-July 3, MTWTh 9 a.m.- Noon
Study how the media was affected by the blacklist of the 1950s and discuss the post-World War II Red Scare, the HUAC hearings, the mechanics of the blacklist, press coverage of the blacklist and how the blacklist spread from the film industry to television and radio this summer! Learn More »
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Introduction to Broadcast Journalism |
 Summer 2014 June 9- July 3 Complete a core requirement for broadcast TV majors or take it as an elective and learn about the exciting TV news industry in just one month! Email Kathy Johnson to Learn More » |
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New Dream Course for Fall 2014 |
Chronicling America's Wars
JMC 4970/5970 Section 900
Tuesdays, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Some of world's most celebrated war correspondents will be coming to the University of Oklahoma in Fall 2014. The Gaylord College will be offering a new dream course pairing two of the college's award-winning professors - Pulitzer Prize winner John Schmeltzer and Emmy award winner Mike Boettcher. Just as technological changes have transformed warfare, technology has changed how correspondents cover those conflicts. This course will provide a tour of America's wars with the assistance of speakers such as one of first POW female war correspondents, to Dan Rather who brought the Vietnam War home to America's living rooms and New York Times photographer Tyler Hicks, who helped carry the body of Oklahoma City native Anthony Shadid out of Syria.
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Summer Jobs On Campus
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The Oklahoma Daily is looking for reporters, editors, designers, photographers and videographers to cover campus this summer. We have jobs in news, life and arts, sports and opinion writing. Some positions are paid, and all offer great experience in online and print media.
Got experience? Apply for an editors's job (paid).
No experience? None needed -- we'll train you.
So if you plan to take a summer class or are staying in Norman for any other reason, use this time to build your resume with real multimedia journalism experience.
The Daily publishes a print edition once a week in summer and maintains a
maintains an 18/5 schedule online.
For more information, contact summer editor Jacqueline Schlasner at jschlasner@gmail.com or apply online at student media.ou.edu/jobs
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RTDNF Scholarships and Fellowships
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The Radio Television Digital News Foundation has extended the application deadline for its scholarships and fellowships to May 31, 2014. College undergraduates and graduate students as well as young professional journalists are urged to apply now, to ensure consideration for the coming year. Learn More »
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NEDC Public Relations and Marketing Intern Position
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Norman Economic Development Coalition (NEDC) is a joint venture of the University of Oklahoma, the City of Norman, Moore Norman Technology Center and the Norman business community through the Norman Chamber of Commerce. NEDC is seeking a Public Relations and Marketing (paid and unpaid) intern! Learn More »
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Manna Project International |
Graduating this year? Looking for a unique opportunity to live and work in Latin America? Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with Manna Project International!
Manna Project International is a non-profit organization that specializes in holistic community development. It connects recent college graduates and young professionals with international service opportunities in Guatemala, Ecuador and Nicaragua.
Apply to be a 5, 7, or 13 - month International Program Director! The day-to-day operations at each of our sites are run by teams of international Program Directors who design and implement community development initiatives in a range of fields, including health, environment, education, and micro-finance. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until May 15. Learn More »
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Full Time Position with McMahon Marketing |
McMahon Marketing is seeking an individual to fill their Digital Media Director position. McMahon Marketing is an award-winning, full-service marketing and creative agency that aids passionate organizations in clarifying and realizing their vision. Learn More »
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