Notre Dame Magazine, the University’s quarterly alumni publication, received five medals in the annual Circle of Excellence awards from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
Notre Dame Magazine was awarded the silver medal in general excellence. This award is given in three circulation categories, and the magazine competes in the largest category. The University of Chicago received the gold award in this class.
Staff members were awarded three of 13 medals given in CASE’s Best Articles of the Year: Higher Education category. All three are alumni of the College of Arts and Letters. Associate Editor John Nagy, who received an M.A. in history from Notre Dame in 2000, won a gold medal for his Havana/architecture program article, “The Rome of the Americas.” Jason Kelly, a 1995 graduate (English) and an editor at the University of Chicago Magazine, earned a silver medal for “The Damage Done,” his article on concussions, Peter Grant and David Duerson. Finally, Peter Graham, a 1984 graduate (history), won a bronze medal for his essay “When Life Hangs in the Balance,” about a little boy in a coma after being hit by a car in the parking lot of a youth soccer game.
Kerry Prugh, the magazine’s art director, received a bronze medal in editorial design for her layout of Gary Gaffney’s poem “Mil Preguntas: A meditation in 1,000 questions” in the Summer 2011 issue.
“Recognition from our colleagues in the profession is always gratifying,” says Kerry Temple, editor of Notre Dame Magazine. “And while I am especially happy for those singled out for awards, these honors reflect the collaboration and contributions of many creative people as well as our readers who so generously support the magazine.”
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Originally published at newsinfo.nd.edu.
