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Julie R. Bailey was an
admired and respected journalist who co-founded the Columbus Association of
Black Journalists. Tragically, her life and career ended unexpectedly on May
15, 2006. To honor her memory, friends, neighbors and colleagues generously
donated to a scholarship fund in her name. The Julie R. Bailey Memorial
Scholarship Fund will be used to assist journalism students with the
expenses associated with pursuing their education. Members of the Columbus
Association of Black Journalists will make the first awards from the fund on Saturday,
October 28, 2006 at St. Stephens Community House. You are cordially
invited to attend. RSVP Please
let us know if you’re planning to attend so we can prepare accordingly. |
About the event … Date: Saturday, October 28 Time: 3- 5 pm Location: St. Stephens Community House Admission: $15.00* Details: On Oct. 28, CABJ members will award scholarships to four recipients in a brief presentation followed by a reception. Refreshments will be served. * Proceeds will support the Julie R. Bailey Memorial
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Donors
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2006 Scholarship Award Recipients |
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Members of the Columbus Association of
Black Journalists extend heart-felt appreciation to the following individuals
and organizations for their donations in recognition of the contributions
Julie made to the community and her profession.
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Each recipient will receive a $250
scholarship.
Micaela Coleman, a freshman at Otterbein College Malcolm Morgan, a freshman at Ohio
University Christina Rondo, a freshman at Walsh University I Alexis Hopkins, a freshman at Ohio
State University
Donate
to the
Julie R. Bailey Memorial Scholarship Fund Even
if you can’t attend the Scholarship Award reception on Oct. 28, you can
support CABJ’s effort to honor and remember Julie. Donations
to the Julie R. Bailey Memorial Scholarship Fund can be mailed to: CABJ Interested in becoming a CABJ member?The Columbus Association of Black Journalists (CABJ)
was founded in 1988 as an affiliate of the 3000 member National Association
of Black Journalists. NABJ has 72 professional chapters, with 52 student
chapters at colleges and universities nationwide. Our meetings
are held on the second Saturday of each
month at the offices of the Columbus Post Newspaper, 172 East State
Street, Columbus, Ohio. CABJ Membership is open to print and broadcast
journalists, freelance writers, journalism graduates, mass communication
educators, producers, directors, photographers, videographers, public
relations practitioners and students. |
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Individuals Jodi
Andes Lesley
Ashworth Aaron
Beck Patty
Bitler Bruce
Cadwallader Cathy
Candisky Barbara
Carmen Misti
Crane Michael
Curtin Robin
Davis Cindy
Decker Shari
Doolin Geoff
Dutton Bill
Eichenberger Tim Feran Dennis
Fiely Mark
Fisher Maria
Francescon Frank
Gabrenya Debbie
Gebolys Nancy
Gilson-Braverman Danny
Goodwin Michael
Grossberg Joe
Hallett Ruth
Hanley Gail
Heller Connie
Higgins Suzanne
Hoholik Carla
Holland Craig
Holman Rose
Hume Jewell
Johnson Linda
Kass Becky
Kover Carol
Lease Diana
Lockwood James
Luck |
Lillian
Macer Dennis
Mahoney Kevin
Mayhood Bill
Mayr Terry
Mikesell Alan
Miller Nadine
Miller Andy
Murphy Lonnie
Owen Angela
Pace Mary
Lynn Plageman Dave
Poole Dina
Reasoner Kirk
Richards Jill
Riepenhoff Jonathan
Riskind Darrel
Rowland Philip
Rudell Brenda
Russell Eileen
Scahill Dianne
Keller Smith Steve
Stephens Andrew
Sterling Lee
Stratton Anita
Suleiman Michele
Toney Bettie
Watkins Melissa
Winesburg-Ankrum Nancy
Wygle COMPANIES The Columbus Dispatch newsroom Lesic & Camper Paul Werth Associates Inc. Sharon Flint Residence Association
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