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MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL OF LAW WINS PRESTIGIOUS CLARION AWARD
Documentary on Assistant Dean's Struggle With AL Amyloidosis Takes Prize For Television Show - Informational
The Massachusetts School of Law (MSLAW) took home a Clarion award in the “Television Show Informational - Local or Regional” category.
“A Journey Through a Stem Cell Transplant” centered on the personal struggle of Diane Sullivan, MSLAW’s Assistant Dean, with AL Amyloidosis, a rare hematological disorder. The episode includes detailed conversations, with Dr. David Seldin MD, Chief of Hematology and Oncology at BU Medical Center, and Dr. Vaishali Sanchorawala MD, Clinical Director of the stem cell transplantation program at BU Medical Center. Diane, the doctors and her family discuss the treatment process, as well as the importance of early diagnosis.
Diane M Sullivan served as producer and host of the show. Kathryn Villare was producer, director, and editor. Pamela Sinton-Coffman-Camera also received camera credits. The show originally aired on November 9, 2013.
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The law school’s television programming produces “Educational Forum’’ is an hour-long show that run alternately throughout the year on MyTV New England, and Sunday mornings on Comcast SportsNet.
The Clarion Awards honor excellence in more than 100 categories across all communications disciplines. Started in 1972, the Clarions honor excellence in more than 100 categories across all communications disciplines, including advertising & marketing, audiovisual productions, books & CDs, brochures, custom & special publications, education, fund development, magazines, major news events, newsletters, newspapers, online media, photography, graphics & design communications, public relations, radio, and television.
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About Massachusetts School of Law
Massachusetts School of Law’s mission is to provide a high quality, practical, and affordable legal education to deserving persons who have been unfairly excluded from law school. The school seeks to give these persons access to the societal advancement that is available, in law and other fields, to people with legal degrees. To accomplish its mission, Massachusetts School of Law serves persons from working-class backgrounds, minorities, mid-life individuals who seek to change careers, middle class people and immigrants. More information is available at www.mslaw.edu.
