by THE WASHTENAW VOICE
Voice editor Cydney Heed won first place for best news story in the 2020-21 Michigan Community College Press Association contest. The story, about WCC health-sciences grads working on the front lines of the pandemic, was among six Voice efforts recognized in the statewide journalism contest. Heed also won second place in the in-depth reporting category for her story on the cost of four-year colleges.
Other awards to members of the Voice team included:
In addition, Voice students were honored with special recognition for extraordinary work during the pandemic-disrupted semester.
The Michigan Community College Press Association typically runs the contest as part of a conference each spring. Because of the ongoing pandemic, the conference was canceled and college publications participated in a contest with a fraction of the usual number of categories.
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