Vanderbilt earns multiple CASE awards for media products

Several Vanderbilt media products, including the Vanderbilt Register, were recognized recently with awards by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education for 2000-01. In terms of educational membership, CASE is the largest nonprofit education association, boasting 2,900 colleges, universities and independent elementary and secondary schools in the United States, Canada, Mexico and 27 other countries.

Vanderbilt Magazine

editor Mary Tom Bass

* Special Merit Award in the illustrations category for the illustration

Joe B. Wyatt by Jim Hsieh

Cover design by Donna Pritchett

A&S Cornerstone

editor Joanne L. Beckham

* Grand Award for external

newspapers

* Special Merit Award for

newsletter publishing

improvement

Acorn Chronicle

editor Bonnie Arant Ertelt

* Special Merit Award for newsletter publishing

improvement

House Organ

editor Wayne Wood

* Silver Award for in-house publications category

* Bronze Award for internal audience periodicals

That's Vanderbilt

Ann Marie Deer Owens, senior public affairs officer

* Award of Excellence for radio programs and announcements in the

audiovisual communications category

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author David F. Salisbury, assistant director of Science and Research

Communications

* Award of Excellence for general news story or series

Vanderbilt Medicine

editor Nancy Humphrey

* Silver Award for alumni publications

Vanderbilt Register

editor Skip Anderson

* Award of Excellence for tabloid publishing improvement

* Special Merit for internal tabloids

Video News Release Project at Vanderbilt Medical Center

Barb Cramer, director of video news service

* Bronze Award for Video News Releases