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McGill Medal for Journalistic Courage
- By: ASNE staff
- On: 11/18/2009 13:30:00
- In: Member news/Industry updates
Help the University of Georgia select the next winner of the McGill Medal for Journalistic Courage.The first McGill Medal was awarded last spring to Jerry Mitchell, The Clarion-Ledger reporter who endured death threats as he helped bring civil rights-era killers to justice.
Help the University of Georgia select the next winner of the McGill Medal for Journalistic Courage.
The first McGill Medal was awarded last spring to Jerry Mitchell,
The Clarion-Ledger reporter who endured death threats as he helped bring civil rights-era killers to justice.
Here's how you can help: Nominate one or more journalists for the 2010 medal. The criterion is simple: The medal honors a working U.S. journalist whose career has exemplified journalistic courage.
Please send your nominations to ASNE retired member Professor John F. Greenman at jgreenma@uga.edu.
Tell him the journalist's name, where the journalist works, how to contact the journalist, and why you think the journalist is worthy of this honor. A few sentences are all we need for now.
Nomination deadline is December 15.