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Online Winners Arkansas CMA| Online ONLINE Arkansas CMA| Online | W1 ONLINE - Newswriting - 2nd Place The Threefold Advocate - John Brown University Armando Hernandez How the pandemic affects mental health Arkansas CMA| Online | W1 Online - News writing - WINNER The Herald - Arkansas State University Krishnan Collins A-State food pantry powers through pandemic Arkansas CMA| Online | W2 online - Breaking News - Honorable 3rd Place 2nd Place Mention The Tower The Threefold Advocate The Oracle - Central Baptist College - John Brown University - Henderson State University Kat Carson Mari a Aguilar Kelly Stiles Campus prepares for online classes Students protest against Metaxas' Several student engagement center invitation to JBU campus employees quarantine after exposure to covid Arkansas CMA| Online | W2 NewsPaper - Breaking News - WINNER The Threefold Advocate - John Brown University Catherine Nolte Metaxas and French discuss 'Should Christians vote for Trump?' Arkansas CMA| Online | W3 ONline - Feature writing - Honorable N3Or dW PINlaNcEeR 2nd Place Mention The Oracle The Arka Tech The Signal - Henderson State University - Arkansas Tech University - Ouachita Baptist University Kabryn Grayson Tara Espinoza Madeline Martin Mental health concerns in a time of Eric Givens urges us . Ouachita provides opportunities for uncertainty women in STEM Arkansas CMA| Online | W3 NewsPaper - Feature Writing - WINNER The Threefold Advocate - John Brown University Andrew Mobley Oklahoma's Environmentally Toxic Ghost Town Arkansas CMA| Online | W4 Online - Meeting/Speech Coverage - Honorable N3Or dW PINlaNcEeR 2nd Place Mention The Echo The Echo The Echo - University of Central Arkansas - University of Central Arkansas - University of Central Arkansas Ronak Patel Rob Davis Ian Lyle UCA Board of Trustees approve UCA breaks ground on the Windgate Statements on racial injustice by SGA pedestrian bridge grant, discuss fall Center and UCA Staff enrollment during meeting Arkansas CMA| Online | W4 Online - Meeting/Speech Coverage - WINNER The Oracle - Henderson State University Kelly Stiles Black Lives Matter: HSU unites Arkansas CMA| Online | W5 Online - Election/political - Honorable N3Or dW PINlaNcEeR 2nd Place Mention The Oracle The Echo The Threefold Advocate - Henderson State University - University of Central Arkansas - John Brown University Kelly Stiles, Lance Brownfield, Kaitlin Benight Grace Lindquist Kabryn Grayson 2020 presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen Issue 3: Citizen Initiative Process Election Day in Clark County visits Little Rock to campaign Arkansas CMA| Online | W5 Online - Election/Political - WINNER The Tower - Central Baptist College Kat Carson Seeing Blue Arkansas CMA| Online | W6 Online - Personality Profile - Honorable 3rd Place 2nd Place Mention The Threefold Advocate The Arka Tech The Tower - John Brown University - Arkansas Tech University - Central Baptist College Grace Lindquist Amanda Hampton Emma Reddin JBU alumna appointed to the Cherokee The amazing and artistic . Jesus over baseball Nation Supreme Court Arkansas CMA| Online | W6 Online - Personality Profile - WINNER The Echo - University of Central Arkansas Ashley Savage People of UCA: Kaleigh Fletcher Arkansas CMA| Online | W7 Online - in-depth reporting - 3rd Place 2nd Place The Threefold Advocate The Echo - John Brown University - University of Central Arkansas Mari a Aguilar Ronak Patel QANON Explained Senator Gary Stubblefield directs ADHE to request curriculums from universities Arkansas CMA| Online | W7 Online - In-depth Reporting - WINNER The Oracle - Henderson State University Kelly Stiles, Victoria Stewart-Meyers Arkansas Legislature Grills Jones, Powell Arkansas CMA| Online | W8 Online - topical reporting/blogs - Honorable 3rd Place 2nd Place Mention The Echo The Oracle The Echo - University of Central Arkansas - Henderson State University - University of Central Arkansas Sadie Clark Kaela McKim Daniel Adams At a university far, far from home Spring Break continues despite COVID Make your wallet happy and take advantage of student discounts Arkansas CMA| Online | W8 Online - Topical Reporting/blogs - WINNER The Echo - University of Central Arkansas Lauren McLemore Volunteers are fundamental for recycling industry Arkansas CMA| Online | W9 Online - Editorial/commentary/blogs - Honorable 3rd Place 2nd Place Mention The Tower The Oracle The Tower - Central Baptist College - Henderson State University - Central Baptist College Jessica Sawyer Lance Brownfield, Kelly Stiles Kat Carson An open letter to COVID-19 Editorial: Should HSU follow UA Can 36 questions lead to love? Arkansas CMA| Online | W9 Online - Editorial/commentary/blogs - WINNER The Oracle - Henderson State University Philis Wood Can we stimulate the economy after the virus escalates? Arkansas CMA| Online | W10 online - Articles-Arts & Entertainment - 3rd Place 2nd Place The Signal The Arka Tech - Ouachita Baptist University - Arkansas Tech University Sara Patterson Camden Burris Juried Art Show displays student talent, Coronavirus will spark . skill Arkansas CMA| Online | W10 NewsPaper - Articles-Arts & Entertainment - WINNER The Echo - University of Central Arkansas Daniel Adams Muralist gives lecture on intersection of social justice, art Arkansas CMA| Newspaper | W11 Online - Reviews-Arts & Entertainment - Honorable 3rd Place 2nd Place Mention The Arka Tech The Tower The Tower - Arkansas Tech University - Central Baptist College - Central Baptist College Camden Burris Kat Carson Josh Burns Tik Tok renewed my love . The Invisible Man The Social Dilemma Arkansas CMA| Online | W11 Online - Reviews-Arts & Entertainment - WINNER The Arka Tech - Arkansas Tech University Camden Burris 'And I Darken' isn't . Arkansas CMA| Online | W12 Online - Headlines - 2nd Place The Tower - Central Baptist College Kat Carson An insight in isolation Arkansas CMA| Online | W12 Online - Headlines - WINNER The Tower - Central Baptist College Kat Carson, Rachel Burns Pondering Podcasts: mornings are best met with murder Arkansas CMA| Online | W13 ONline - News Photo - Honorable Mention The Echo - University of Central Arkansas Rob Davis UCA breaks ground on the Windgate Center Arkansas CMA| Online | W13 Online - News Photo - WINNER The Threefold Advocate - John Brown University Mari a Aguilar, Brooke Baldwin Students divided on Metaxas' invitation to JBU Arkansas CMA| Online | W14 Online - spot news Photo - 2nd Place The Echo - University of Central Arkansas Ian Lyle Conway protest gallery Arkansas CMA| Online | W14 NewsPaper - Sports Photo - WINNER The Echo - University of Central Arkansas Ian Lyle Conway protest gallery Arkansas CMA| Online | W15 Online - Feature Photo - 2nd Place The Herald - Arkansas State University Hannah Risker Campus Black Lives Matter March Arkansas CMA| Online | W15 Online - Feature Photo - WINNER The Tower - Central Baptist College Lena Srdanov Lindsey Ebarb Arkansas CMA| Online | W16 ONline - Art/Illustration - NO WINNER Arkansas CMA| Online | W17 Online - Sports Photo - Honorable 3rd Place 2nd Place Mention The Tower The Herald The Herald - Central Baptist College - Arkansas State University - Arkansas State University Katelynn Blacklaw Morgan Blankenship Hannah Risker New year, new team Rachel Kutella makes a tackle Hatcher drops back in the rai Arkansas CMA| Online | W17 Online - Sports Photo - WINNER The Herald - Arkansas State University Morgan Blankenship Sodoma speeds past defenders Arkansas CMA| Online | W18 Online - Sports Writing - 3rd Place 2nd Place The Oracle The Herald - Henderson State University - Arkansas State University Donovan Lee Krishnan Collins Badgers Roll Over No. 1-Seed Bearcats A-State soccer ends regular season undefeated after in the SBC after impressive 3-0 win over Louisiana Arkansas CMA| Online | W18 online - Sports writing - WINNER The Arka Tech - Arkansas Tech University Tennyson Douglas Senior student-athletes share . Arkansas CMA| Online | W19 ONline - Niche/Specialty Site - Arkansas CMA| Online | W19 Online - Niche/Specialty site - WINNER The Echo - University of Central Arkansas Delaney Van Wilpe Top 5 performances from the 2020 MTV VMA's Arkansas CMA| Online | W22 ONline - Audio Podcast - 3rd Place 2nd Place The Signal The Threefold Advocate - Ouachita Baptist University - John Brown University Sara Patterson, Orry Phillips Mallory Wallace The Conversation with Orry Phillips, Ep. The 4-1-0 1: David French Arkansas CMA| Online | W22 Online - Audio Podcast - WINNER The Echo - University of Central Arkansas Lauren McLemore , Ronak Patel , Morgan Jenkins , Sarah Coleman , Elvira Toddy , Delaney Van Wilpe , Megan Holder , Hannah Bender The Untold Stories of the Integration of UCA Arkansas CMA| Online | W23 ONline - Multimedia Package - Arkansas CMA| Online | N23 ONline - Multimedia Package - WINNER The Threefold Advocate - John Brown University and Golden Eagle Productions Election Night Live 2020 Arkansas CMA| Newspaper ACMA Website https://arkcma.wordpress.com Denise Nemec - President Northwest Arkansas Community College One College Drive Bentonville, AR 72712 Congratulations! (479) 619-2212 [email protected] Contact us if there are any questions. Will Oldham - Contest Director Instructor in Journalism/Scroll Adviser University of Central Arkansas Conway, AR 72035 (501) 682-4159 [email protected] Arkansas CMA| Newspaper .
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