Mass Communications students working for Husky Productions and UTVS earned a number of awards this April from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association and the Society of Professional Journalists. Eighteen students won a combined 12 awards from the three organizations. Each of the named honorees were supported by
St. Cloud State University has been recognized by the Broadcast Education Association for being one of the top broadcast schools in the country based on the creative achievements of students. The Broadcast Education Association — which is a premier international academic media organization driving insights, excellence in media production and career advancement for educators, students, and professionals — recognized
The 20-plus St. Cloud State graduates staffing newsrooms of the nation’s 14th largest U.S. television market drew on their education and experience to keep Minnesotans informed about the extraordinary circumstances and events that threatened lives and challenged beliefs during 2020-2021. “COVID-19 changed everything — especially in the TV world,” said 2012 Mass Communications graduate Alicia
The exciting world of broadcasting professional sports has been the career field of dreams for many a St. Cloud State Mass Communications students, including Emmy Award-winning 1995 graduate Matt Gangl, who took his career to a new personal best in July when he directed the “Field of Dreams” major league baseball game. Played on the
St. Cloud State University’s Husky Productions will need to make more room in their trophy cases. The student-run organization received two Sports Video Group (SVG) awards during the 2021 SVG College Sports Media Awards ceremony, celebrated virtually in June. Husky Productions earned the top honor for Outstanding Live Non-Game Production, while student in-game editor Elliot Knight won the
The St. Cloud State University Men’s Hockey team is competing in the 2021 NCAA Division I Frozen Four, and capturing it all is six student journalists from St. Cloud State University. St. Cloud State students are covering the Frozen Four between KVSC, the student radio station, and Husky Productions, the sports reporting arm of the
NORTHWOODS LEAGUE – Ryan Voz ’98, co-owner of the Willmar Stingers, has been named as the fourth President/Commissioner of the Northwoods League. Voz, who has spent 22 years in the Northwoods League, started as an intern with the St. Cloud River Bats in 1998, was General Manager of the Alexandria Beetles from 2001-06 and was Northwoods
WCCO-TV reporter Bill Hudson ’80 signed off for the last time in August after more than three decades at the station.
While working for both the Minnesota Wild and the Minnesota Whitecaps, St. Cloud State University alumna Alexis Pearson ’19 has adjusted to dealing with working in sports during a shutdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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