Magazine and Viewbook Win CASE Awards
2/14/03--BC Law Magazine has won a silver medal for overall excellence from
CASE (the Council for Advancement and Support of Education). Editor in Chief
Vicki Sanders received the award at a ceremony Feb. 3 at the CASE 180 Conference
in New York.
The Law School also picked up a bronze medal for its 2002 Viewbook, edited by
Communications Manager Nate Kenyon.
"These awards are well deserved," said BC Law Dean John H. Garvey.
"I think our Magazine is the finest publication of its kind, and I am an
avid reader of such materials. It is attractive, interesting, and timely. Vicki
Sanders has done a wonderful job of enhancing its appeal. The 2002 Viewbook
is a really wonderful work. It is no accident that the year it went into service
our applications reached their highest total in our history."
BC Law Magazine, which is published twice a year, in January and June, won for
its Fall 2001 and Spring 2002 issues. It is the first CASE award in the 10-year-old
alumni magazines history. BC Law Magazine was selected for the silver
from among some 60 magazine entries in CASEs New England District 1.
The winning entries were the first issues published after the magazine underwent
a major redesign. Working with design consultant Mark Gabrenya, Sanders rethought
the magazines mission, expanding the opinion and legal trends sections,
broadening the scope of the features and improving the faculty and alumni notes
sections. A signature of the magazines new look is more extensive use
of photography and illustration.
"The award belongs to all of us at BC Law School, and its precious
because its shared," Sanders said, acknowledging the support and
encouragement of the entire community, particularly of Director of Institutional
Advancement Al Blum and Dean John Garvey. "We are all thrilled for Vicki
and for the Law School," Blum said.
CASE also honored Boston Colleges Office of Marketing Communications with
a silver medal in the Booklets category and a bronze in the Annual Reports category.
CASE is the primary professional organization aimed at the areas of alumni relations,
fund raising, publications and other communications within the independent school
and higher education community.