Mark Pulaski, Author at The Reporter: The Student Newspaper at Miami Dade College

Gregory Castillo, a senior staff photographer for The Reporter, has been selected for a paid internship at the Dallas Morning News next summer. Castillo, 21, will work for the paper’s news desk, serving as a reporter, photographer and videographer. The internship runs 12 weeks and begins in May of… Read the rest at our website.

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North Campus Gets New Chief Of Public Safety

November 26, 2013 Mark Pulaski

There’s a new sheriff in town at Miami Dade College’s North Campus—James Dobson has taken over as the new chief of Public Safety. Dobson’s first day on the job was Nov. 12. “I am joyed to be part of the largest College in the United States,” said Dobson, a… Read the rest at our website.

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The Reporter Wins A National Newspaper Pacemaker Award

November 12, 2013 Mark Pulaski The Reporter, Pacemaker

After a year that saw the paper’s editor-in-chief threatened with having a subpoena served on her and included coverage of a catastrophic garage collapse that killed four construction workers at one of its campuses, The Reporter has been awarded a prestigious Associated Collegiate Press National Newspaper Pacemaker Award. The… Read the rest at our website.

Briefing

New York Times Columnist/Award-Winning Author To Kick Off MDC Journalism Speaker Series

November 12, 2013 Mark Pulaski

Veteran journalist Samuel G. Freedman will kick off the 2013-14 Miami Dade College Journalism Speaker Series at 11 a.m. Nov. 25 at the college’s North Campus, 11380 N.W. 27th Ave., Room 2151. Freedman, a New York Times columnist, is also an award-winning author, and a tenured professor at the… Read the rest at our website.

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300 Thanksgiving Meals Available For MDC Students In Need And Their Immediate Family Members

November 12, 2013 Mark Pulaski

Miami Dade College Single Stop and Branches, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering people through education and resources, are teaming up to provide 300 Thanksgiving meals to MDC students and their immediate families on Thanksgiving Day. The meals, which they will be available on a first come first… Read the rest at our website.

Briefing

Former Falcon Times Reporter Lands Full-Time Job At El Nuevo Herald

October 29, 2013 Mark Pulaski The Reporter

Sergio Cándido, who served as a senior reporter for the now defunct Falcon Times, has landed a full-time job as an online producer/reporter for El Nuevo Herald. Cándido, 25, will write news and feature stories, curate and publish wire stories, select stories for display on the paper’s homepage, and… Read the rest at our website.

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I Am MDC x’s Two Million

September 19, 2013 Mark Pulaski

In 1960, Miami Dade College opened its doors to its first 1,428 students. Fifty three years later, MDC has admitted its two-millionth student—18-year-old Tatyana Rivera. Rivera, a 2013 graduate of Coral Reef Senior High School, selected MDC as her one-and-only choice for pursuing her associate in arts degree after… Read the rest at our website.

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The Reporter Selected As Pacemaker Finalist

September 19, 2013 Mark Pulaski The Reporter, Pacemaker

The Reporter has been selected as a 2013 Associated College Press Newspaper Pacemaker finalist in the two-year college newspaper category. Pacemakers are considered by many to be the top national award for college newspapers, and the Pulitzer Prize equivalent in student journalism. “It’s a great honor for our students… Read the rest at our website.

Sports

Romero Named FCSAA Offensive Player Of The Week

September 19, 2013 Mark Pulaski

Miami Dade College volleyball player Wendy Romero has been named the Florida College System Activities Association offensive player of the week for games from September 1 through September 7. Romero, a sophomore, had 69 kills, 49 digs, 87 points and 10 blocks in four games versus North Idaho College,… Read the rest at our website.

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Miami Dade College Reshuffles Its Administrative Leadership

August 26, 2013 Mark Pulaski

Weeks before the start of the fall semester, Miami Dade College announced changes concerning several positions involving veteran personnel on its administrative team. On Aug. 7, it was announced that former interim Wolfson Campus President Madeline Pumariega, who worked at MDC for 20 years, had accepted an opportunity to… Read the rest at our website.

Author: Mark Pulaski

Reporter Alum Selected For Summer Internship At The Dallas Morning News

North Campus Gets New Chief Of Public Safety

The Reporter Wins A National Newspaper Pacemaker Award

New York Times Columnist/Award-Winning Author To Kick Off MDC Journalism Speaker Series

300 Thanksgiving Meals Available For MDC Students In Need And Their Immediate Family Members

Former Falcon Times Reporter Lands Full-Time Job At El Nuevo Herald

I Am MDC x’s Two Million

The Reporter Selected As Pacemaker Finalist

Romero Named FCSAA Offensive Player Of The Week

Miami Dade College Reshuffles Its Administrative Leadership

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