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School of Journalism and Media
KY Journalism Hall of Fame
Scripps Howard First Amendment Center
Institute for Rural Journalism
Angelo B. Henderson Endowed Scholarship and Lecture Series
Creason Lecture Series
Gidel/Lombardo Lecture Series
Richard G. Wilson Alumni Symposium
State of the First Amendment Address
David Hawpe Memorial Symposium
JOU Portfolio
Pulitzer Prize Winner
2022 Angelo B. Henderson Lecture
featuring award-winning anchor and author Bruce Johnson
Johnson, whose memoir "Surviving Deep Waters," comes out Feb. 22, will discuss his career rise from poverty in Louisville to college to being an anchor and reporter for the most important stories of our time for decades in the nation's capital city.
5-6:30 p.m. on Thurs., Feb. 10, 2022
in the UK Athletics Association Auditorium, William T. Young Library.
Lecture will be livestreamed at https://uky.zoom.us/j/83761153853?pwd=ZVhjTzNnVlNDSWU1V1dSMGJoQUxDQT09
As deputy Detroit bureau chief of The Wall Street Journal, Angelo B. Henderson won the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing in 1999 for reporting on the long-lasting effects of crime after an attempted robbery at a drug store that ended in the robber's death. He began a second career as a talk-show host for WCHB-AM, was an ordained minister, co-founder of a crime-watch group, and owner of Angelo Ink, a freelance-writing, speaking and consulting business.
Henderson was known for his community service, engaging personality, and wide network of sources and ability to report about people in all walks of life. When he passed away at age 51 in 2014, Detroit's mayor said few people had worked as tirelessly and passionately to improve the community.
A Louisville native and 1985 University of Kentucky journalism graduate, Henderson also was a reporter for The Detroit News, The Courier-Journal and the St. Petersburg Times. He also served as a leader in the National Association of Black Journalists. In 2005, he was inducted into the University of Kentucky Alumni Hall of Fame and posthumously inducted into the Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame in 2016.
The Angelo B. Henderson Endowed Scholarship and Lecture Series Fund at the University of Kentucky was created by his wife, Felecia Henderson, in his honor.
https://uky.networkforgood.com/causes/13937-angelo-henderson-endowed-scholarship-and-lecture-series-fund
Department of Integrated Strategic Communication
School of Information Science
Graduate Program in Communication
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