The Kentucky Journalism Hall
of Fame
The Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame was established in 1980 by
the University of Kentucky Journalism Alumni Association. The first
recipients were inducted on April 13, 1981. New members are inducted
each year.
The purpose is to recognize Kentuckians who have made significant
contributions to the profession of journalism. Selection is made
from individuals, living or dead, who are natives of Kentucky, or
who have spent a significant portion of their careers in Kentucky.
The material that appears here is the copy from the Hall of Fame
members' induction plaques. In some cases, Hall of Fame members
or their families have provided updated biographical information
and/or links to related web sites.
The Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame is administered by and housed
at the University of Kentucky's School of Journalism and Telecommunications.
The deadline for nominations for the Kentucky Journalism Hall of
Fame is in early January each year; the nomination
form (PDF File) is available.
Hall
of Fame Luncheon
Pioneers of Kentucky Journalism,
1787-1870
Members of the Kentucky
Journalism Hall of Fame
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