Columbia Scholastic Press Association
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The Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA) was founded in 1925 to create a standard of success for academic journalism for the United States' high school and universities. The Association is affiliated with Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism and is a voluntary membership-based organization.
Awards and Contests: (Most of these award multiple prizes each year: in 2007, there were 42 gold and 83 silver crown awards)[1]
- Crown Award.
- Gold Circle Award
- Gold Key
- James Frederick Paschal Award
- Edmund J. Sullivan Award
- Charles R. O'Malley Award for Excellence in Teaching
- Joseph M. Murphy Award
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