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Alex
Hough
Editor-In-Chief Spring 2008
Achievements
at the Voice:
Helped revived a paper that had been dormant for three years. Organized
a Rock the Vote event. Worked on new Voice Constitution and Policy
Manual.Where are they now? Transferred to Emerson College in MA. |
Jason
Stives
Arts & Entertainment Editor
Spring 2008
Achievements
at the Voice: Covered numerous local music stories including
Bamboozle. Won the Troxell Communication Award. Where are they now? Transferred to Rutgers and went on to write for The Daily Targum |
Susana
Sanchez
Editor-in-Chief Fall 2008-Spring
2009
Achievements
at the Voice: Expanded
the staff from 5 to 15 members. Won an NJCPA second-place award for
Features Writing article on the need for a health center at MCCC.Where are they now? Tranfered to Hampshire College with full scholarship. |
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David
C. Hoyt
Editor-In-Chief Sept-Nov 2009
Achievements at the Voice: Won
NJCPA award for Hard News writing coverage of local juvenile
corrections facility graduation. Where are they now? Won the Jack Kent Cooke scholarship and transferred to Stanford University. |
Mike
Kay
Achievements
at the Voice: First
Place NJCPA award for photographs of Big Apple Circus.Staff Photographer Fall 2008-Spring 2009 Where are they now? Transferred to Rutgers. |
Jarret
Courtney
Achievements at the Voice: Appeared
on the cover of the Voice more than any other other student in MCCC's
history.Designer Fall 2008-Spring 2009 Where are they now? Transferred to University of the Arts, PA. |
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Eva
Surany + Kendra Yu (center and right)
Achievements
at the Voice: Won
NJCPA award for Layout & Design spread on Obama's Inauguration. Yu
won Honorable Mention for photographs of the inauguration. Designers Fall 2008-Spring 2009 Where are they now? Surany transfered to University of the Arts, PA and Yu transferred to Temple U. in PA |
Matt Williams
Staff Reporter Fall 2008-Spring 2009
Achievements at the
Voice: Won
First Place Regional Mark of Excellence award and Third Place NJCPA
award for his article "Hate Crime hits too close to home" and Second
place NJCPA for his opinion article "Porn reduces our capacity for
intimacy." Where are they now? Attending Burlington CCC. |
Sara
Gatling
Editor-in-Chief Fall 2009-Spring
2010
Achievements at the
Voice: Took over mid-semester, organized the Voice's first
First Amendment Free Food Festival, Where are they now? Transfered to Columbia University in NYC |
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Dmitry Gurvits
Senior Reporter Fall 2009-Fall 2010
Achievements at the
Voice: Covered
numerous award winning topics including sheriffs interrupting
class, students being banned from campus, a controversial kiss-in by
the LGBTF and a murder and manhunt in Mercer county.Where are they now? Transfered to The New School in NYC. |
Kelly Smith
Editor-In-Chief Fall 2010
Achievements at the
Voice: Lead
the CMA trip to Louisville, KY where the VOICE won second place for
best in show awards. Organized the VOICE's 5K road race. Covered many
major campus events including campus crime increase and suicides of
students.Where are they now? Transfered to TCNJ as an NJSTAR and is studying Exercise Science. |
Daniela Rocha
Senior Reporter
Achievements at the
Voice: Covered
numerous award winning topics including Megan's law, the 9/11
memorial, roadside memorials, and prescription drug abuse on campus.Fall 2009-Spring 2011 Where are they now? Transfered to University of San Diego |
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Lisa Olson
Senior Reporter
Achievements at the
Voice: Covered
numerous topics including motorcycle safety laws, Cornel West's lecture
at MCCC, a prayer vigil at the UN and a visit to Buck's County by
President Obama.Fall 2009-Spring 2011 Where are they now? Transfered to Baruch College -CUNY |