education New Education Initiative - National Student Television
The TV Academy created the National Student Television program and the Student Award of Excellence to honor outstanding television journalism by high school students in 2003.
National Student Television is a program that promotes, encourages and supports journalistic skills among students. It is designed to expose young journalism enthusiasts to the substantive and ethical aspects of television news. Students from around the country will be recognized for merit in television journalism through the bestowing of the Student Award of Excellence, to be done annually in June. (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader).
See an article about the 2003 winners from the Chicago/Midwest Chapter in the July 2003 TV Academy Newsletter
See an article about the 2004 winners from the Chicago/Midwest Chapter in the Spring 2004 TV Academy Newsletter
and the Summer 2004 TV Academy Newsletter
See an article about the 2005 winners from the Chicago/Midwest Chapter in the Summer 2005 TV Academy Newsletter.
The 2006 regional NSTV winners: Chicago/Midwest Winners 2006.
The 2007 regional NSTV winners: Chicago/Midwest Winners 2007.
To read more information about the 2007 NSTV Winners, including two Chicago/Midwest National Winners, go to:
See photos of our regional winners at our 2006 Silver Circle Honors Dinner by clicking the above photo.
The deadline for the Student Awards of Excellence for 2007 is February 22, 2008.
* Period of Eligibility: February 1, 2007 through January 31, 2008
* National Ceremony - Spring 2008
The National Television Academy invites all high school students nationwide to submit examples of your best work in television broadcast, cablecast and webcast production.
Award categories include News, Arts & Entertainment/Documentary, Public Affairs/Community Service/Public Service, Sports, Technical Achievement, and Writing.
For more information on how to enter and on past Student Awards, go to www.nationalstudent.tv.