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National Daytime Emmy Nomination for Discovery Channel's Assignment Discovery series, 2003 |
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Media Award, American Academy of Nursing, for Nurses, 2001 |
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CINE Golden Eagle, 2002, for Earthquakes: Seismic Sleuths |
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Special Jury award at WorldFest
Houston for Seismic Sleuths, 2001. |
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Platinum award at WorldFest Houston
for Nurses, “Battling for Babies,” 2001. |
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Silver World Medal at New York
Festivals for Assignment Discovery, “Roller Coaster
Physics and Science of Super Sight,” 2001. |
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Gold Special Jury award at WorldFest
Houston for TLC Elementary School, “Investigating
Dinosaurs,” 2000. |
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Gold award at WorldFest Houston
for TLC Elementary School, “Ants,” 2000. |
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Silver Chris at the Columbus International
Film and Video Festival for Assignment Discovery, “Roller
Coaster Physics,” 2000. |
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CINE Golden Eagles for Eyeballs
and Virginia Tech, “Knowledge at Work,” 2000. |
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Best Achievement in Children’s
Television for Eyeballs, International Monitor Awards,
1999. |
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Gold Awards, WorldFest Houston for Print – Summer brochure and calendar, designed by Henry Hollander, 1999 |
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Nomination for National Daytime Emmy,
Children’s Special, for “The Science of HIV,”
1998. |
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Youth Jury Awards/Most Inspiring Film
for “The Science of HIV” (judged by ages 13–16)
and Best Educational Film for “Galapagos”
(judged by ages 9–12) at SciFest, 1998. |
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