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Katherine Ward, COA Director
E-mail:
COAdirector@delawarepressassociation.org
DPA COMMUNICATOR OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
The annual Communicator of Achievement Award is the highest
honor DPA bestows on its members. First and foremost, the COA Award is given
for a lifetime of achievement in the communications profession. And second,
it recognizes exemplary service to the community and to humanity as well as
to the profession, especially to Delaware Press Association and the National
Federation of Press Women.
The award is presented at the annual DPA Holiday Luncheon, held on the first
or second Saturday of December. Charter member Gloria Galloway, former
executive editor of two newspapers in New Hampshire, was named the
first-ever DPA Communicator of Achievement. NFPW president Ruth Anna, of
Colorado, presented the 1996 COA award to Gloria for a distinguished 50-year
career in journalism.
DPA Communicator of Achievement Award Winners
- Barbara C. Roewe, 2008 COA
- Katherine Ward, 2007 COA
- Karen Galanaugh, 2006 COA
- Lynn Troy Maniscalco, 2005 COA
- Rita Katz Farrell, 2004 COA
- Lise Monty, 2003 COA
- Kay Wood Bailey, 2002 COA
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Allan R. Loudell, 2001 COA
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Mary Louise Ponsell, 1999 –2000 COA
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Marion K. Rechsteiner, 1998 COA
- Sally Rinard, 1997 COA
- Gloria O. Galloway, 1996 COA
NFPW COMMUNICATOR OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Delaware Press Association’s COA competes in the annual NFPW
COA contest for the honor of being chosen the National Communicator of
Achievement. DPA’s 2002 COA Kay
Wood Bailey of Wyoming, Del., was chosen for the top national honor at
the NFPW Communications Conference in Bismarck, N.D., in September 2002.
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