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30 Under 30 Class of 2003

Our judges faced a grueling process this year, as so many qualified candidates were nominated.  Nominations were received from the individual journalists supervisor, colleagues, friends, public relations professionals, members of the journalism community, professors, as well as the individual journalist.

Of the 30 members of lastâs years Class of honorees, only twelve were chosen again for 2003.

We congratulate this year's winners and look forward to watching their continued success.

The 2003 Top 30 Journalists under the age of 30 are:

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