Join our show host Chenue Her for this night to honor student and educators. Chenue Her is an Regional Emmy-nominated anchor at WOI (ABC) in Des Moines, IA. He's also an Regional Emmy Recipient for his reporting. When he joined WOI in 2021, Chenue became the first Hmong anchorman in the United States.
Chenue is a veteran journalist, who came back home to the midwest after reporting in Atlanta, GA. Before that, he was in Virginia Beach and Eugene, Oregon.
A native of St. Paul, MN, Chenue got involved with the Twin Cities chapter of AAJA while in college and today, is active with the national chapter.
Today, he has a passion for working with college and high school students who are interested in journalism and TV news.
AWARDS NIGHT SCHEDULE
5:00PM — Registration opens 5:00PM - 6:30pm — Career/College Fair 6:15PM — Ballroom opens/Dinner service begins 7:00PM — Awards Show
OTHER WAYS TO WATCH
This televised ceremony will be streamed for online and mobile devices on the Upper Midwest Emmy®YouTube channel and The Emmy® App.
The Emmy® App, is a dedicated platform powered by Vimeo. All programming is available watch.TheEmmys.TV and via The Emmy® apps for iOS, tvOS, Android devices. FireTV, AndroidTV and Roku (full list at apps.theemmys.tv).
Student Awards Program PDF
Hotel reservations
The hotel is offering a special conference discount rate of $132 per-night, plus taxes & fees.
Click button below and adjust the arrival and departure dates as needed, and click on your room type. The discount is automatically applied.
Make phone reservations at 612-379-8888. To get discount, use reference group code: MJC or Midwest Journalism Conference.
DEADLINE TO RESERVE ROOM WITH CONFERENCE DISCOUNT IS WEDNESDAY, March 13th, 2024.
Anyone listed on official SPA nominated or recipient entries from 2011 – present may purchase awards. Nomination Certificates and Crystal Pillar Awards come engraved with entrant’s name and role on entry.