The winners of this year’s National Awards for Education Reporting are out.
I took first place in the Opinion Writing category for a collection of my columns for The News. And if I may brag, this would be the second year in a row I win first place.
I also won a “special citation” (meaning: “third place”) in the Beat Reporting category for a random bundling of my stories. I won first place in this category two years ago, then got skunked last year. I had my fingers crossed for a win, but Daniel Golden and Rosalind Rossi (the two who beat me) are quite the journalists themselves.
Mad props to my DMN colleagues who also scored wins: Kent Fischer, Molly Motley Blythe, Tawnell Hobbs and Pete Slover got a special citation in investigation reporting for their great DISD spending stories over the past year. And Rodger Jones, Jim Mitchell and Mike Hashimoto got a special citation in opinion writing for their editorials on my cheating stories.
Congratulations, Joshua!
Congrats! A well deserved honor.
Nice one, Josh, you should be proud.
You *should* brag! Well done, superstar!
Woohoo!
Congrats Josh!
woo! congrats to you, sir. :)
Joshua Benton is the director of the Nieman Digital Journalism Project at Harvard University, among other things. Before that, he was a staff writer and columnist for The Dallas Morning News. (More.)
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