2012
Associated Collegiate Press
Online Pacemaker Winner
Magazine Pacemaker Finalist
1st Place Print Story of the Year: Riley Stevenson – Harvesting Hope
3rd Place Multimedia Story of the Year: Meng Guo – Born in the Wrong Body
Honorable Mention, Multimedia Story: Flux Multimedia Staff – Fallstar
Honorable Mention, Design: Nate Makuch – Senior Extremers
2011
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
College Magazine Silver Crown
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Feature Package: The Fighter by Sam Abrams, Hayden Atkins and Brian McAndrew.
1st Place Documentary: Nuclear Renewal by Stephen Person, Becca Pollard and Edith Simonsew
2nd Place Documentary: Hook It and Book It by Frank Knight, Dylan Sylvester and Rebecca Toews
3rd Place Documentary: Adrenaline: 72-Hour Film Project by Bryan Bailey, Kate Brown and Christopher Burgess
Certificate of Merit for Online Magazine
Certificate of Merit Feature Package: A New Way to Groove by Jake Swantko and Teresa Bdzil
Certificate of Merit Documentary: Wild Child: Learning Naturally by Simon Boas, Adam Spencer, and Laura Fong
Certificate of Merit Documentary: The Fighter by Sam Abrams, Hayden Atkins and Brian McAndrew.
2010
Associated Collegiate Press
Feature Magazine Pacemaker Award
1st Place Environmental Portrait Photo Excellence: No Shave, No Shame by Robert Dyck
2nd Place Multimedia Sports Story of the Year: The Fighter by Sam Abrams, Hayden Atkins and Brian McAndrew.
2nd Place Feature Photo Excellence: Waiting by Emilee Booher
3rd Place Multimedia Sports Story of the Year: Softball Coach Learns about Life from Athletes by Lorie Anne Acio
Honorable Mention for Multimedia Feature Story of the Year: Hook It and Book It by Frank Knight, Dylan Sylvester and Rebecca Toews
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
College Magazine Gold Crown
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Typography (on one page or spread): Consumed by Food by Mary Hall
1st Place Photographs (2 or more colors): Waiting by Emilee Booher
2nd Place Overall Design General Interest Magazine
2nd Place Typography (on one page or spread): I Want to be in Playboy by Mary Hall
2nd Place Photographs (portfolio of work): Waiting by Emilee Booher
2nd Place Special or General Interest Magazine Single Spread Page Design: No Shave, No Shame by Mary Hall
3rd Place Table of Contents Page: Holly Schnackenberg
3rd Place Single illustration not based on photographic material (color): Wheels of Warning by Mary Hall
3rd Place Photographs (portfolio of work): Pastime to Primetime by Robert Dyck
2009
Associated Collegiate Press
Feature/General Audience Magazine Pacemaker Award
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
College Magazine Gold Crown
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Overall Design General Interest Magazine
1st Place Magazine Online Design Web Site
1st Place Magazine Design Interactive Graphic: Untitled by Simon Boas
1st Place Special or General Interest Magazine Single Page Design: It’s Not Easy Buying Green by Chris Brock
1st Place Multimedia Presentation: Redefining Identity by Connor Jay
1st Place Special or General Interest Magazine Multi-Page Presentation: Running From Crocodiles
2nd Place Photographs (portfolio of work): Faith in Recovery by Benjamin Brayfield
2008
William Randolph Hearst Journalism Awards
3rd Place Personality Profile Writing: Caitlin Frost
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
College Magazine Gold Crown
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Overall Design
3rd Place Photographs (portfolio of work): Nathan Cordova
2007
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker Award
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Non-Fiction Article or Interview: Rebuilding Tradition by Sena Christian
1st Place Spread Design: Tales from the Hive by Alexis Chicoye
1st Place Typography (one page or spread): Tales from the Hive by Alexis Chicoye
1st Place General Use of Typography
1st Place Cartoon: InFlux Man by Emily Davis
2nd Place Cover Design (2 or more colors): Catherine Ryan
2nd Place Photography (2 or more colors): Back in Black by Nicole Barker
2nd Place Photography (portfolio of work): Tales from the Hive by Alex Pajunas
2nd Place Single Photograph That Complements and Illustrates the Content of the Accompanying Copy: Becoming Cree Gordon by Cory Eldridge
Certificate of Merit Photography (2 or more colors): Rebuilding Tradition by Kate Horton
Certificate of Merit Overall Design
Certificate of Merit Photography (portfolio of work): Learning Through Labor by Shaina Sullivan
2006
Associated Collegiate Press
2nd Place Feature Story of the Year: Derrick Meneken
3rd Place Sports Picture: Alex Pajunas
3rd Place Magazine Design of the Year: Alexis Chicoye
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Non-Fiction Article or Interview
1st Place Overall Design
1st Place Spread Design: Falling Big for the Little White by Ada Mayer
1st Place Single Illustration that Complements the Content of the Accompanying Copy: The Thin Green Line by Tim O’Toole
1st Place Single Photograph that Complements the Content of the Accompanying Copy: Falling Big for the Little White by Sam Karp
2nd Place Non-Fiction Article or Interview: A Home Without Borders by Sara Boettcher
Certificate of Merit Non-Fiction Article or Interview: A Labor of Limbs by Carey Connell
Certificate of Merit Non-Fiction Article or Interview: Prospectors of the Pacific by Sarah Acker
Certificate of Merit Spread Design: A Home Without Borders by Tom O’Toole
Certificate of Merit Table and Contents Page: Stacy Wanless and Paul Weinert
2005
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker Award
Online Pacemaker Award
1st Place Diversity Story of the Year: A Home Without Borders by Sara Wachter-Boettcher
2nd Place Magazine Design of the Year: Ada Mayer
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
College Magazine Gold Crown
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Non-Fiction Article or Interview: The Sincere of Love at Grandma Eva by David Jagernauth
1st Place Overall Design
1st Place Photography (portfolio of work): Memory Thief by Wendy Ardolino
2nd Place Title and Contents Page
2004
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker Award
1st Place Picture Story Photo Excellence: Joel Fischer
2nd Place Magazine Display Ad Design of the Year: Andrew Mackenzie
3rd Place Magazine Design of the Year: Stacy Wanless
Honorable Mention Diversity Story of the Year: David Jagernauth
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
College Magazine Gold Crown
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place General Feature Overall Design
1st Place Cover Design (spot color): Luis Salazer
1st Place Color Spread Design: Making a Mother
1st Place General Use of Typography Throughout a Magazine
1st Place Single Illustration Rendering of Photographic Material: One Dog Too Many by Sean Haggerty
1st Place Single Illustration that Complements the Content of Copy: One Dog Too Many by Sean Haggerty
1st Place Photography (black and white or black and white with one other color): Flux Cover Photo by Luis Salazer
1st Place Photography (two or more colors): Man on the Edge of Chaos by Jessica Waters
1st Place Art/Illustration in Black and White with One Color For Newspapers: One Dog Too Many by Sean Haggerty
1st Place Single Feature Photograph: Naked Lunch by Joel Fischer
2nd Place Photography (two or more colors): Waked Lunch by Joel Fischer
2nd Place First Person Experience Column Writing for Newspapers: Catastrophe by Rachel Jackson
2nd Place Table and Contents Page: Jessica Weit
3rd Place Color Spread Design: Man on the Edge of Chaos by Emily Lemmer
3rd Place Humor for Magazine: Schoolyard Spies by Joel Weber
3rd Place Photo Story for Newspaper: The Needle Track by Georgia Billingsley, Joel Fischer and Brian Schmidt
Certificate of Merit Typography on One Page or Spread: One Dog Too Many by Sean Haggerty
Certificate of Merit Single Illustration Not Based on Photographic Material: One Dog Too Many by Sean Haggerty
Certificate of Merit Single Photograph that Complements Content of Copy: Catastrophe by Katalin Linder
Certificate of Merit Personality Profile: Man on the Edge of Chaos by Emily Lemmer
2003
Associated Collegiate Press
1st Place Design of the Year for Magazine: Andrea Compton and Emily Lemmer
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Cover Design (two or more colors): Emily Cooke
1st Place Typography (On one page or spread): Emily Cooke and Sarah Cohen
1st Place Portfolio of Photos: Kipp Wettstein
2nd Place Non-fiction Humor: Lucas Willet
2nd Place Non-fiction Article: Jennifer Snelling
2nd Place Logos and Endmarks: Emily Cooke and Russell Weller
2nd Place Single Photo that complements content of copy: Thomas Patterson
2nd Place Spread Design for Magazines: Emily Cooke and Sarah Cohen
3d Place Title and Content Page: Emily Cooke
Certificate of Merit Photography (Black and white or B/W with one other color): Thomas Patterson
Certificate of Merit Photography (Two or more colors): Kipp Wettstein
2002
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker
1st Place Design of the Year for Magazine Spread: Sarah Cohen
2nd Place Magazine Story Design Development: Sarah Cohen
Society of Professional Journalists, Mark of Excellence
Best Student Magazine Published Once a Year
1st Place Regional Award Non-fictional Article: Susan Monahan
2nd Place Regional Award Non-fictional Article: Tricia Brick
3rd Place Regional Award Non-fictional Article: Elizabeth Wernhane
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Overall Design in Magazines
1st Place Photography Portfolio of Work for Magazines: Kipp Wettstein, Sarah Cohen and Kristina Johnson
1st Place Title of Contents Page for Magazines: Emily Cooke
1st Place Two or More Color Photographs for Magazines: Under the Veil by R. Ashley Smith
1st Place Two or More color Design for Magazines: Justin Kistner
1st Place Spread Design for Magazines: Under the Veil by Laura Chamberlain
2nd Place Non-fiction Article for Magazines: Soldier of Conscience by Kristina Johnson
2nd Place Two or More Color Photographs for Magazines: On the Road Again by Kipp Wettstein
3rd Place Two or More Color Photographs for Magazines: Daughter of the Secret War by Lauren Howry
3rd Place Spread Design for Magazines: On the Road Again by Sarah Cohen
Certificate of Merit Non-fiction Article for Magazines: Keep the Wheel Turning by Persephone Shon
Certificate of Merit Non-fiction Article for Magazines: Crossing the Line by Jessica Brittsan
Certificate of Merit Non-fiction Article for Magazines: Daughter of the Secret War by Jenny Moore
Certificate of Merit Spread Design for Magazines: Unearthing a Northwest Treasure by Morgan Dethman
2001
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker
1st Place Feature Story of the Year: Jenny Moore
2nd Place Design of the Year for Story Development: Sarah Cohen
Society of Professional Journalists
Mark of Excellence Best Student Magazine Published Once a Year Regional Award
Mark of Excellence Best Student Magazine Published Once a Year National Award
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
1st Place Non-fiction Article: Kristina Johnson
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Single Illustration Rendering of Photographic Material: Justin Kistner
1st Place Logos and Endmarks: Justin Kistner
1st Place Typography on One Page or Spread: Born of Fire by Cassie Keller
1st Place Typography (General Use Throughout)
2nd Place Cover Design for Two or More Colors: Justin Kistner
2nd Place Spread Design: Desert Dwellers by Katie Miller
2nd Place Photographs (Two or More Colors): Spencer Walking Away by Kim Wallace
2nd Place Portfolio of Work (Photos): Born of Fire by Kipp Wettstein
3rd Place Typography on One Page or Spread: Desert Dwellers by Katie Miller
3rd Place Photographs (B&W or B&W with One Color): Jaredina Gas Mask by Mathew Landan
Certificate of Merit Single Photograph that Complements Contents of Copy: Mt. St. Helen’s Opening Scene by Kipp Wettstein
Certificate of Merit Overall Design for Feature Magazine
Certificate of Merit Essay: At a Fork in the Road by Jamie Passaro
Certificate of Merit Spread Design: Burning Questions by Justin Kistner
Certificate of Merit Typography: Justin Kistner
Certificate of Merit Photographs (B&W or B&W with One Color): Hikers by Benjamin Scott
Certificate of Merit Photographs (Two or More Colors): Blue Uniform with Flag by Kim Wallace
Certificate of Merit Photographs (Two or More Colors): Insect by Kipp Wettstein
2000
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Single Illustration Rendering of Photographic Material: Holy Orders by W. Scott Deckelmann
1st Place Logos and Endmarks
2nd Place Spread Design: It Takes Two by Chris Taylor
Certificate of Merit Non-fiction Article or Interview: Preaching to the Choir by Eric Collins
Certificate of Merit Overall Design
1999
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker
2nd Place Design of the Year for Story Development: W. Scott Deckelmann
1998
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker
3rd Place Feature Story of the Year: Jeff Gailus
3rd Place Diversity-Multiculturalism Story of the Year: Laura Esterman
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Health Feature: Joel Gorthy
1st Place Title & Contents Page: Kristin Cikowski
1st Place Use of Typography on One Page or Spread: Krista Halverson
1st Place Illustration Photo: Tom Blazier
2nd Place Health Feature: Vickie Aldous
2nd Place Non-fiction Article or Interview: Welcome to the Goshen Truck Stop Cafe by Jennifer Andrews
3rd Place Non-fiction Article or Interview: A Living Language by Zanne Miller
3rd Place Spread Design: A Living Language by Krista Halverson
3rd Place Single Photograph that Complements and Illustrates the Copy: Pierced Man by Chris O’Halloran
Certificate of Merit Non-fiction Article or Interview: Bastard Nation by Patty Wentz
1997
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker
3rd Place Best of the Net: Design
The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
3rd Place Single Issue of an Ongoing Magazine
William Randolph Hearst Foundation’s Journalism Awards
2nd Place In-Depth Writing: Patty Wentz
9th Place In-Depth Writing: Joel Gorthy
13th Place Feature Writing: Kendra Smith
Project Cool
Daily Sighting Award
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Article or Interview: Sonja Sherwood
1st Place Two-page Spread Design: Lee Ann Dakers
1st Place General Use of Typography Throughout a Magazine
1st Place Single Illustration that Complements the Content of Accompanying Copy: Tom Blazier and Lori Anna Hinton
2nd Place Overall Design
Certificate of Merit Essay: Derek Martin
Certificate of Merit Humor: Samantha Martin
Certificate of Merit Spread Design: Mathew Bates
Certificate of Merit Spread Design: Mark Clemens
Certificate of Merit Single Illustration Not Based on Photographic Material: Tom Blazier
1996
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
1st Place Single Issue of an Ongoing Magazine
1st Place Investigation and Analysis Article: Sonja Sherwood
William Randolph Hearst Foundation’s Journalism Awards
3rd Place Personality/Profile: Colleen Pohlig
7th Place Feature Writing: Rosemary Camozzi
Society of Professional Journalists, Mark of Excellence
1st Place Student Magazine (Overall excellence, annual publication)
1st Place Non-fiction Article: Sonja Sherwood
2nd Place Non-fiction Article: Jennifer Andrews
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Silver Crown Overall Excellence in Scholastic Journalism
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Typography (One Page or Spread): Matt Lowery
1st Place Logos and Endmarks
1st Place Photography (Two or More Colors): Kim Nguyen
2nd Place Overall Design
2nd Place General Use of Typography Throughout Magazine
2nd Place Photography (Two or More Colors): Kim Nguyen
2nd Place Column: Voices in Flux by Mark O. Howerton
2nd Place Illustration Portfolio: Rebecca Goldschmidt
2nd Place Spread Design: Creighton Vero
3rd Place Non-fiction Article: Denying History by Gayle Forman
3rd Place Title & Contents Page: Rebecca Goldschmidt
3rd Place Spread Design: Matt Lowery
1995
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker
2nd Place Best of the Net: Design
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
1st Place Single Issue of an Ongoing Magazine
2nd Place First Person Consumer Magazine Article: Sean Smith
Honorable Mention First Person Consumer Magazine Article: Colleen Pohlig
William Randolph Hearst Foundation Awards
3rd Place In-Depth Writing: Gayle Forman
14th Place In-Depth Writing: Jennifer C. Davis
Society of Professional Journalists, Mark of Excellence
1st Place Student Magazine (Excellence, Annual Publication)
2nd Place Non-fiction Article: Putsata Reang
3rd Place Non-fiction Article: Sean Smith with Arlan Murillo
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place Cover Design: Stephen Ewens and Simona Bordis
1st Place Title & Contents Page: Nann Alleman, Barbara Zerbe and Stephen Ewens
1st Place General Typography
1st Place Typography (Page or Spread): Stephanie Knifong
1st Place Single Illustration, Photographic Material: Nann Alleman, Simona Bordis
2nd Place Photography, Color: Andre Ranieri
2nd Place Single Photo that Complements Context: Michael Shindler
2nd Place Single Illustration, Photographic Material: Simona Bordis and E.R. Brown
2nd Place Logos and Endmarks: Stephen Ewens
2nd Place Typography (One Page or Spread): Matt Lowery
3rd Place Overall Design
3rd Place Spread Design: Matt Lowery
3rd Place Logos and Endmarks: Shanti Sosienski
3rd Place Photographs, Color: E.R. Brown
3rd Place Single Photo that Complements Context: Kim Nguyen
Certificate of Merit Photos, Portfolio: Kim Nguyen
Certificate of Merit Single Photo that Complements Context: E.R. Brown
Certificate of Merit Typography (One Page or Spread): Nann Alleman
Certificate of Merit Single Photo that Complements Context: Andre Ranieri
1994
Associated Collegiate Press
Magazine Pacemaker
Association for Education in Journalism and Communication
1st Place Single Issue of an Ongoing Magazine
1st Place Writing, Investigative and Analysis: Liesl Messerschmidt
2nd Place Writing, Investigative and Analysis: Marius Meland
Society of Professional Journalists, Mark of Excellence Award
1st Place Non-fiction Article: Liesl Messerschmidt
Society of Professional Journalists, Northwest Division
1st Place Non-fiction Magazine Article: Liesl Messerschmidt
2nd Place Non-fiction Magazine Article: Tonya Menefee
3rd Place Non-fiction Magazine Article: Beth Hege
Feature Photography: Kim Nguyen
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Circle Awards
1st Place General Typography
1st Place Magazine Cover Design (Spot Color): Dylan Coulter
1st Place Magazine Title & Contents Page: Dylan Coulter
1st Place Magazine Spread Design: A Man and his Shadow by Jaime Kaineg
2nd Place Non-fiction Article: Sex on Campus in the age of Aids by Kelly Markham
Certificate of Merit Typography: Dylan Coulter
1993
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
1st Place Single Issue of an Ongoing Magazine
Honorable Mention People and Places: Jeff Stoffer
Society of Professional Journalists, Mark of Excellence Award
1st Place Non-fiction Article: Sarah Clark
William Randolph Hearst Foundation’s Journalism Awards
Certificate of Merit Profile: Jen Ellison
Certificate of Merit Profile: Sarah Clark
Society of Professional Journalists, Northwest Division
1st Place Non-fiction Magazine Article: Sarah Clark
2nd Place Non-fiction Magazine Article: Kelly Markham
2nd Place Feature Photography: Eric Evans
3rd Place Non-fiction Magazine Article: Chris Loughner
2003
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association announced its top awards for collegiate publications at the 26th Annual College Media Convention in March 2004.
Of the 1,810 current CSPA members eligible to enter the Crown Awards, 1,514 magazines, newspapers and yearbooks submitted entries for this judging. Judging took place at Columbia University from December 14-17, 2003 by the Board of Crown Judges. Publications were judged on writing/editing, design, content, concept, photography, art and graphics.
Twelve college newspapers, four magazines, and three yearbooks received Gold Crown Awards, while twenty–six other college publications received the second highest CSPA award, known as the Silver Crown. FLUX magazine was one of the four collegiate Gold Crown winners.
Additionally, the FLUX staff was awarded an impressive 20 individual awards:
First Place – Flux Staff, for Overall Design for Magazines
First Place – Flux Staff, for Spread Design for Magazines with Color
First Place – Flux Staff, for General Use of Typography Throughout a Magazine
First Place – Sean Haggerty, for Single Black & White Illustration that complements the content of copy for Magazines
First Place – Sean Haggerty, for Single Black & White Illustration Rendering of Photographic Material for Magazines
First Place – Sean Haggerty, for Art/Illustration in Black and White with One Color for Newspapers
First Place – Joel Fischer, for Single Feature Photograph for Newspapers
First Place – Luis Salazar, for Magazine Spot Color Cover Design
First Place – Luis Salazar, for Photographs of Black and White with One Color for Magazines
First Place – Jessica Waters, for Photographs with Two or More Colors for Magazines
Second Place – Joel Fischer, for Photographs with Two or More Colors for Magazines
Second Place – Jessica Weit, for Magazine Title and Contents Page in Color
Second Place – Rachel Jackson, for First Person Experience Column Writing for Newspapers
Second Place – Joel Weber, for Humor for Magazines
Third Place – Georgia Billingsley, Joel Fischer & Brian Schmidt, for Photo Story for Newspapers
Third Place – Emily Lemmer, for Spread Design for Magazines with Color
Certificate of Merit – Kera Abraham, for Personality Profile Writing for Newspapers
Certificate of Merit – Katalin Linder, for Single Photograph that Complements the Content of Copy for Magazines
Certificate of Merit – Sean Haggerty, for Single Black & White Illustration Not Based on Photographic Material for Magazines
Certificate of Merit – Sean Haggerty, for Black and White Typography on One Page or Spread for Magazine
2002
National Scholastic Press Association Associated Collegiate Press (ACP)
- National Magazine Pacemaker Award, Flux magazine
- 1st Place, ACP Design of the Year for Magazines, Sarah Cohen for “Winds of Change”
- 2nd Place, Magazine Story Design Development, Sarah Cohen for “Winds of Change”
Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ)
- Best Student Magazine Published Once a Year (Region 10)Regional Awards:
- Non-fiction article: Tricia Brick, “Treasuring the Land” – Second Place
- Non-fiction article: Susan Monahan, “She Lives by the Tides” – First Place
- Non-fiction article: Elizabeth Werhane, “Unnatural Selection” – Third Place
Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA)
- Nonfiction: Humor
2nd Place — Lucas Willett, “Renegade Rodent” - Nonfiction Article
2nd Place — Jennifer Snelling, “Troubled Waters” - Cover Design (two or more colors):
1st Place — Emily Cooke - Title and Contents Page
3rd Place — Emily Cooke - Spread Design
3rd Place — Emily Cooke, Sarah Cohen, “Winds of Change” - Typography (on one page or spread)
1st Place — Emily Cooke and Sarah Cohen, “Winds of Change” - Typography (general use throughout)
1st Place — Emily Cooke and Russell Weller - Logos and Endmarks
2nd Place — Emily Cooke and Russell Weller - Photography (black and white or B/W with one other color)
Certificate of Merit (CM) — Thomas Patterson, “Treasuring the Land” - Photography (two or more colors)
CM — Kipp Wettstein, “Winds of Change” - Single Photo that complements content of copy
2nd Place — Thomas Patterson, “Winds of Change” - Portfolio of Photos
1st Place — Kipp Wettstein
2001
Associated Collegiate Press
- National Magazine Pacemaker Award
- Story of the Year, Jenny Moore, “Daughter of the Secret War”
- Design of the Year, Sarah Cohen, “On the Road Again”
Society of Professional Journalists
- Mark of Excellence Award, Best Student Magazine published once a year, Regional award
- Mark of Excellence, Best Student Magazine published once a year, National award
AEJMC
- 1st Place, Non-fiction Article: People & Places, Kristina Johnson, “Soldier of Conscience”
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
- 1st Place in Overall Design in Magazines, Flux staff
- 1st Place in Photography Portfolio of Work for Magazines, Kipp Wettstein, Sarah Cohen and Kristina Johnson, “On the Road Again”
- 1st Place in Title Contents Page for Magazines, Emily Cooke
- 1st Place in Two or More Color Photographs for Magazines, R. Ashley Smith, “Under the Veil”
- 1st Place in Two or More Color Design for Magazines, Justin Kistner
- 1st Place in Spread Design for Magazines, Laura Chamberlain, “Under the Veil”
- 2nd Place in Non-Fiction Article for Magazines, Kristina Johnson, “Soldier of Conscience”
- 2nd Place in Two or More Color Photographs for Magazines, Kipp Wettstein, “On the Road Again”
- 3rd Place in Two or More Color Photographs for Magazines, Lauren Howry, “Daughter of the Secret War”
- 3rd Place in Spread Design for Magazines, Sarah Cohen, “On the Road Again”
- Certificate of Merit (CM) in Non-fiction Article for Magazines, Persephone Shon, “Keep the Wheel Turning”
- CM in Non-fiction Article for Magazines, Jessica Brittsan, “Crossing the Line”
- CM in Non-fiction Article for Magazines, Jenny Moore, “Daughter of the Secret War”
- CM in Spread Design for Magazines, Morgan Dethman, “Unearthing a Northwest Treasure”
2000
Associated Collegiate Press
- National Magazine Pacemaker Award
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
- 1st Place Single Illustration Rendering of Photographic Material, Justin Kistner, cover photo.
- 1st Place Logos and Endmarks, Justin Kistner
- 1st Place Typography on One Page or Spread, Cassie Keller, “Born of Fire”
- 1st Place Typography, General Use Throughout, Flux staff
- 2nd Place Cover Design for Two or More Colors, Justin Kistner, “Burning Questions”
- 2nd Place Spread Design, Katie Miller, “Desert Dwellers”
- 2nd Place Photographs, Two or More Colors, Kim Wallace, “Spencer Walking Away”
- 2nd Place Porfolio of Work (photos), Kipp Wettstein, “Born of Fire”
- 3rd Place Typography On One Page or Spread, Katie Miller, “Desert Dwellers”
- 3rd Place Photographs (B&W or B&W with one color), Matthew Landan, “Jared in a Gas Mask”
- CM for Single photograph that complements contents of a page, Kipp Wettstein, “Mount St. Helens Opening Scene”
- CM for Overall Design, Feature Magazine, Flux
- CM for Essay, Jamie Passaro, “At a Fork in the Road”
- CM for Spread Design, Justin Kistner, “Burning Questions”
- CM for Typography, Justin Kistner, “Burning Questions”
- CM for Photographs (B&W or B&W with one color), Benjamin Scott, “Therapy in the Backcountry”
- CM for Photographs Two or More Colors, Kim Wallace, “Blue Uniform With Flag”
- CM for Photographs Two or More Colors, Kipp Wettstein, “Born of Fire”
1997
The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
- Third Place: Single issue of an ongoing magazine
National Scholastic Press Association and Associated Collegiate Press
- Pacemaker Award (one of 5 nationwide)
- Third Place: Best of the Net, Site Design
inFlux staff
William Randolph Hearst Foundation’s Journalism Awards
- Second Place: In-depth Writing
Patty Wentz, “Bastard Nation” - Ninth Place: In-depth Writing
Joel Gorthy, “The Longest Mile” - Thirteenth Place: Feature Writing
Kendra Smith, “Getting to the Point”
Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Gold Circle Awards
- First Place: Health Feature
Joel Gorthy, “The Longest Mile” - First Place: Title & Contents Page
Kristin Cikowski - First Place: Use of Typography on One Page or Spread
Krista Halverson - First Place: Illustration Portfolio
Tom Blazier - Second Place: Health Feature
Vickie Aldous, “Law and Disorder” - Third Place: Non-fiction Article or Interview
Zanne Miller, “A Living Language” - Third Place: Spread Design
Krista Halverson, “A Living Language” - Third Place: Single Photograph that Complements and Illustrates the Copy
Chris O’Halloran, “Pierced Man” - Certificate of Merit: Non-fiction Article or Interview
Patty Wentz, “Bastard Nation”
Project Cool
- Daily Sighting Award, July 30, 1997
inFlux staff
1996
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
- First Place: Single Issue Of An Ongoing Magazine
- First Place: Investigation and Analysis Article
Sonja Sherwood, “Prison House of Style”
William Randolph Hearst Foundation’s Journalism Awards
- Third Place: Personality/Profile
Colleen Pohlig, “Lioness in Winter” - Seventh Place: Feature Writing
Rosemary Camozzi, “Taking the Reins”
National Scholastic Press Association and Associated Collegiate Press
- Pacemaker Award (one of 6 nationwide)
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
- First Place: Article or Interview
Sonja Sherwood - First Place: Two-page Spread Design
Lee Ann Dakers - First Place: General use of Typography throughout a Magazine
Flux Staff - First Place: Single Illustration that complements the Content of Accompanying Copy
Tom Blazier and Lori Anna Hinton - Second Place: Overall Design
Flux Staff - Certificate of Merit: Essay
Derek Martin - Certificate of Merit: Humor
Samantha Martin - Certificate of Merit: Spread Design
Matthew Bates - Certificate of Merit: Spread Design
Mark Clemens - Certificate of Merit: Single Illustration not based on Photographic Material
Tom Blazier
Society of Professional Journalists
- First Place: Student Magazine (overall excellence, annual publication)
- First Place: Non-Fiction Article
Sonja Sherwood - Second Place: Non-Fiction Article
Jennifer Andrews
1995
Society of Professional Journalists
Best Student Magazine (annual publication)
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
First Place: Single Issue Of An Ongoing Magazine
Second Place: First Person Consumer Magazine Article
Sean Smith, “Blood, Milk & Mangos”
- Honorable Mention: First Person Consumer Magazine Article
Colleen Pohlig, “Across The River of Death”
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
- Silver Crown Award: Overall excellence in scholastic journalism
- First Place: Typography (one page or spread)
Matt Lowery - First Place: Logos and endmarks
Flux Staff - First Place: Photography, Two or more colors
Kim Nguyen - Second Place: Overall Design
Flux Staff - Second Place: General Use of Typography Throughout Magazine
Flux Staff - Second Place: Photography, Two or more colors
Kim Nguyen - Second Place: Column
Mark O. Howerton, “Voices in Flux” - Second Place: Illustration: Portfolio
Rebecca Goldschmidt - Second Place: Spread Design
Creighton Vero - Third Place: Non-Fiction Article
Gayle Forman, “Denying History” - Third Place: Title & Contents Page
Rebecca Goldschmidt - Third Place: Spread Design
Matt Lowery
National Scholastic Press Association & Associated Collegiate Press
- National Pacemaker Award (one of 6 nationwide)
- Second Place: Best of the Net, Design
Flux Online
William Randolph Hearst Foundation Awards
- Third Place: In-Depth Writing
Gayle Forman, “Denying History” - 14th Place: In-Depth Writing
Jennifer C. Davis, “Out Of The Blue: Depression On Campus”
Society of Professional Journalists
- First Place, student magazine (overall excellence, annual publication)
- Second Place: Non-Fiction Article
Putsata Reang - Third Place: Non-Fiction Article
Sean Smith with Arlan Murillo
1994
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
First Place, Single Issue Of An Ongoing Magazine
First Place, Writing, Investigative and Analysis: Liesl Messerschmidt, “Girl Trafficking In Nepal”
Second Place, Writing, Investigative and Analysis: Marius Meland, “Patterns of Prejudice”
Society of Professional Journalists, Mark of Excellence Award
First Place, Non-fiction Article: Liesl Messerschmidt, “Girl Trafficking In Nepal”
National Scholastic Press Association and Associated Collegiate Press
National Pacemaker Award (one of 5 nationwide)
Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Gold Circle Awards
First Place, Cover Design: Stephen Ewens, Simona Bordis
First Place, Title & Contents Page: Nann Alleman, Barbara Zerbe, Stephen Ewens
First Place, General Typography: Flux Art Staff
First Place, Typography, page or spread: Stephanie Knifong
First Place, Single Illustration, Photographic Material: Nann Alleman, Simona Bordis
Second Place, Photography, Color: Andre Ranieri
Second Place, Single Photo That Complements Context: Michael Shindler
Second Place, Single Illustration, Photographic Material: Simona Bordis, E.R. Brown
Second Place, Logos & Endmarks: Stephen Ewens
Second Place, Typography, One Page or Spread: Matt Lowery
Third Place, Overall Design: Flux Staff
Third Place, Spread Design: Matt Lowery
Third Place, Logos & Endmarks: Shanti Sosienski
Third Place, Photographs, Color: E.R. Brown
Third Place, Single Photo That Complements Context: Kim Nguyen
Certificate of Merit, Photos, Portfolio: Kim Nguyen
Certificate of Merit, Single Photo That Complements Context: E.R. Brown
Certificate of Merit, Typography, One Page or Spread: Nann Alleman
Certificate of Merit, Single Photo That Complements Context: Andre Ranieri
Society of Professional Journalists, Northwest Division
First Place, Non-Fiction Magazine Article: Liesl Messerschmidt, “Girl Trafficking In Nepal”
Second Place, Non-Fiction Magazine Article: Tonya Menefee, “Vernon Reid”
Third Place, Non-Fiction Magazine Article: Beth Hege, “More Than Skin Deep”
Feature Photography: Kim Nguyen
1993
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication
First Place, Single Issue Of An Ongoing Magazine
Honorable Mention, People & Places: Jeff Stoffer, “Life Among The Rocks”
Society of Professional Journalists, Mark of Excellence Award
First Place, Non-fiction Article: Sarah Clark, “A Man And His Shadow”
Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Gold Circle Awards
First Place, General Typography: Flux staff
First Place, Magazine Cover Design: Dylan Coulter
First Place, Magazine Title & Contents page: Dylan Coulter
First Place, Magazine Spread Design: Jaime Kaineg
Second Place, Non-Fiction Article: Kelly Markham, “Sex on Campus In The Age of AIDS”
Certificate of Merit, Typography: Dylan Coulter, “Sex on Campus In The Age of AIDS”
William Randolph Hearst Foundation’s Journalism Awards
Certificate of Merit, Profile: Jen Ellison, Native American Actor Wes Studi
Certificate of Merit, Profile: Sarah Clark, “A Man And His Shadow”
Society of Professional Journalists, Northwest Division
First Place, Non-Fiction Magazine Article: Sarah Clark, “A Man And His Shadow”
Second Place, Non-Fiction Magazine Article: Kelly Markham, “Sex on Campus In The Age of AIDS”
Second Place, Feature Photography: Eric Evans, “Under the Bridge”
Third Place, Non-Fiction Magazine Article: Chris Loughner, “Metzger’s W.A.R.”
