COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Academy of Arts & Sciences (NATAS) just announced the results of its 2015 Emmy awards competition. Student entries from the Philip Merrill College of Journalism won in 9 of the 12 possible categories (there were no awards in some categories).
NATAS also announced that Merrill College junior broadcast major Sara Dignan (right) is the sole winner of this year’s Betty Endicott Scholarship. The scholarship is worth $5000.
The Emmy awards dinner is scheduled for Saturday, June 27 at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center. Check the NATAS website for more information about the event including tickets.
Here’s a listing of all the Merrill College winners and their videos:
News: General Assignment – Serious News
Explosive Findings: Rosedale Train Derailment
Marissa Parra
News: General Assignment – Light News
Last Honor Flight of 2014
Marissa Parra
Arts & Entertainment/Cultural Affairs
ViewFinder: Uncommon Pursuits
Asa Winborne, Trey Sherman, Ulysses Munoz, Regina Catipon, Cloe Buzan, Marissa Parra, Brittany Linton, Agnes Varghese
Sports
Little Miss Oriole
Alanna Delfino
Public Affairs Community Service
Going to Green Pond High
Raecine Williams
Editor
Press Uncuffed: Indiegogo Campaign Video
Alanna Delfino and Stephanie Martinez
Photographer
ViewFinder Fall ’14: Renewable Harvest (Frederick County PALS Project)
Shannon Atran, Bradleigh Chance, Tim Drummond, Chloe Leshner, Megan Rufty, Drew Snadecki, Phil Staiman
ViewFinder Fall ’14: Renewable Harvest (Contest Entry)
Talent
Raecine Williams – On Camera Talent Montage
Raecine Williams
Video Essay
Fire Dancers
Marissa Parra
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