College of Comm’s Centre County Report Wins Emmy
Penn State’s College of Communications and the students who participate in its Centre County Report got some exciting news this weekend.
Winner for Best College/Univ Newscast is @psumc for “The Centre County Report” #EmmyMA
— Emmy MidAtlantic (@EmmyMidAtlantic) September 8, 2013
The group beat out the Temple Update to take home a Mid-Atlantic Emmy for Best College/University Newscast. CCR is produced entirely by students in the College of Communication’s state-of-the-art newsroom and multimedia production facility. Newscasts are broadcast locally and posted on CommMedia’s website.
The group won for its episode on November 2, 2012, which can be viewed below:
The Emmy website lists the following students as part of the winning news team:
Eric Feinstein, Producer
Brittany Corl, Executive Producer
Erin Ryan, Director
Jeff Lowe, Anchor
Cat Janisko, Anchor
Jeremy Kahn, Sports Anchor
Congratulations to everyone involved!
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