Jenny Brundin of Colorado Public Radio
Single-Topic News or Feature: Broadcast
About the Entry
Jenny Brundin’s portfolio of work for Colorado Public Radio includes a close look at the growing push to arm teachers on campus, inequities in school funding, and the challenges facing Colorado’s rural schools.
- Nothing tells the story of rural Colorado better than a high school graduation
- Do Colorado schools get the money they need? Let’s look at two neighboring districts
- These teachers are learning gun skills to protect students, they say
- How a student with many learning challenges fares in a cash-strapped school district
- Even at 105 years old, Marie Greenwood’s best lessons still start with the basics
- Proposed GOP tax cuts could mean grad students, teachers take a financial hit
- History isn’t just facts and dates; at this Douglas County STEM school, it’s talking robots
Entry Credit
- Jenny Brundin, Education Reporter, Colorado Public Radio
Comments from the Judges
“Jenny Brundin is a talented and creative reporter whose stories are informative and often fun to listen to. The work submitted demonstrates thorough reporting, good writing and pacing, clever use of sound, and a deep knowledge of the beat.”
“Good use of sound, story-telling, characters and a wide range of topics. Also, good job explaining difficult subjects and using sound effects.”
