By: Staff Reports Fellowships Offer Career Development
The Newspaper Association of America awarded New Media
Fellowships this week. The year-long fellowships for minority and
women newspaper professionals provide career development
activities, including workshops, research, and internships.
The 2001 fellows are:
Victor Barajas, online wire editor, The Arizona
Republic, Phoenix
Vanessa Bravo, journalist, Periodico La
Nacion, San Jose, Costa Rica
Steven Collins, digital media content editor, Houston
Chronicle
Sharon Ezzell, new media advertising manager, The Herald-
Sun, Durham, N.C.
Terri Long Fox, journalist, Fort Belknap Community Newspaper,
Harlem, Mont.
Sheryl Grant, assistant managing editor, The Chronicle-
Herald, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Sherri L. Jackson, assistant city editor, The Journal
Times, Racine, Wis.
Jayna L. McDaniel, online manager, The Ithaca (N.Y.)
Journal
Dodie (Doreen) Manuel, editor, Au-Authm Action News,
Scottsdale, Ariz.
Sonceria (Sonny) Messiah, publisher, Houston Defender
Michelle M. Meyer, online entertainment writer, St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Marcio J. Sanchez, staff photographer, The Kansas City
Star
Frances Y. Spencer, online copy editor, The Advocate,
Baton Rouge
Yvonne Westin, editorial aide, Philadelphia Daily News
Sherman Williams, senior editor-photography, The Journal
Sentinel, Milwaukee
Copyright 2001, Editor & Publisher.
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