Communications staff recognized with higher education awards

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For their excellence in telling the stories of the 91�Թ� community in print, video, podcasts and more, communications staff across the three campuses have received a wide range of honours.

91�Թ� Communications (UTC) staff earned three #HigherEdSocial awards (Best of HESM 20-21), which celebrate the best work in social media and digital marketing and communications, for:

Best TikTok campaign (UTC Scarborough)
The New Normal podcast (UTC St. George)
Battling Burnout: Wellbeing during the ‘COVID Winter’ video series (UTC Mississauga)

The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), which recognized a wide array of 91�Թ� communicators earlier this year, recently announced its 2021 Circle of Excellence Awards. Two 91�Թ� Magazine articles won silver in the feature writing category: “The Truth Saved My Life” by alumnus Tahmid Khan, as told to Rahul Kalvapalle, in the spring 2020 edition and “Out of Action, Comes Hope” by Raquel Russell in the winter 2020 edition.

Meanwhile, the Canadian Council for Advancement of Education (CCAE) 2021 Prix d’Excellence Awards which acknowledge outstanding achievements in alumni affairs, public affairs, communications, marketing, development, advancement services, stewardship and overall institutional advancement, recognized a number of 91�Թ� staff. Among the winners were 91�Թ� Engineering, winning two silver awards, including one for their video The Twelve Days of Skule, and 91�Թ� Magazine, winning gold in two categories: best print magazine category and best feature writing category (for “The Truth Saved My Life”).

The National Magazine Awards also recognized communications staff, alongside other members of the 91�Թ� community recently for writing, design and photography.

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Canadian Council for Advancement of Education awards gold and silver to 91�Թ� staff

lanthierj — Wed, 17 Jun 2020 15:18:20 +0000

Canadian Council for Advancement of Education awards gold and silver to 91�Թ� staff

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lanthierj Wed, 06/17/2020 - 11:18

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For their excellence in telling the stories of the 91�Թ� community, communicators at the 91�Թ� have earned four awards from the Canadian Council for Advancement of Education.

The Prix d’Excellence is the national association’s annual awards program, recognizing outstanding achievements in alumni affairs, public affairs, communications, marketing, development, advancement services, stewardship and overall institutional advancement.

Staff from the Faculty of Medicine and the Division of University Advancement won in the following categories:

•   Gold in Best Print Magazine – UofTMed Magazine’s “The Art of Dying” Issue
   Project Lead: Heidi Singer, Mark Bennett
   Project Supervisor: Linda Quattrin
Contributors: Roberta Brown, Rohini Chopra, Erin Howe, Liam Mitchell, Carolyn Morris,
   Jim Oldfield, Julia Soudat

•   Silver in Best Report to Donors – Boundless Final Campaign Report
   Project Lead: Rachel Chochinov
   Project Supervisor: Kim Finn
  Contributors: Richard Whittall, Caley Tessier, Matt Volpe, Jonathan Leitch, Chuck Chan,
   Stephanie Wong

•   Silver in Best Fundraising Initiative – FY20 ALG Fall Campaign
   Project Lead: Michael Page
   Project Supervisor: Heather Ullman
  Contributors: Jonathan Cheevers, Laura Clark, Agnello Desa, Devorah Lindsay,
   Shannon MacInnes, Belmira Montenegrinio, Curtis Vander Hyden, Clare Wheeler

•   Silver in Best Advancement Services Initiative – ALG Campaign CUBE
   Project Lead: Curtis Vander Hyden
   Project Supervisor: Heather Ullman
   Contributors: Kathy McCormick, Milla Motrich, Eny Orabueze, Jun Shen, Danny Velev

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