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College of Media students earn Hearst honors

Duncan Slade and Gillian Wanosky

College of Media students Duncan Slade and Gillian Wanosky each placed 14th in the 62nd annual Hearst Journalism Awards competition for stories published in 2021.

Slade, a senior journalism student, placed 14th in the Hearst Feature Writing Competition for his story, “Less money, fewer jobs: After two decades, WV’s ATV trails have fallen far short of initial projections,” published in Mountain State Spotlight in August 2021. Slade was an intern with Mountain State Spotlight at the time. He has also interned with West Virginia Public Broadcasting, does freelance work for PolitiFact and is the editor in chief at The Daily Athenaeum, WVU’s official student newspaper. His photographs have appeared in The Washington Post, including one of a West Virginia family that was featured on the front page in October 2021 accompanying the story, “Raising kids is work.”

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Journalism student among youngest varsity basketball coaches

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Coffee, class, coaching … this has been a typical day for WVU Reed College of Media journalism senior Julia Manley since February 2021.

Manley balances a full-time college course load with a job as the head coach for the girls varsity basketball team at her alma mater, Notre Dame High School in Clarksburg, West Virginia. She is believed to be the youngest varsity basketball coach in the state and possibly the nation.

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