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Digital Broadcasting students (l-r) Antonio Flores, Jordan Spurgeon, Joseph Jauregui, Jordan Mougier, and Angy Moran received Emmy Awards for their individual film work produced at Palomar College on June 15, 2019. (Jordan Spurgeon/The Telescope)
Digital Broadcasting students (l-r) Antonio Flores, Jordan Spurgeon, Joseph Jauregui, Jordan Mougier, and Angy Moran received Emmy Awards for their individual film work produced at Palomar College on June 15, 2019. (Jordan Spurgeon/The Telescope)
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Students and PCTV Faculty bring home nine Emmy awards

Story by Sophia Bauder

SAN MARCOS —  Multiple Digital Broadcasting students and PCTV faculty from Palomar College received nine Emmy awards for Outstanding Student Achievements on June 15.

Antonio Flores, Jordan Spurgeon, Angy Moran, Jordan Mougier and Joey Jaregui were among the students who received awards for their individual work produced at Palomar.

Along with students, the PCTV team that created and produced the documentary “Shattered Dreams” received four Emmy Awards for the film’s writing, editing, directing and documentary program. 

The nine students traveled to an awards ceremony, hosted by the Pacific Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, in Las Vegas to receive the awards.

“To be awarded by a group of our peers just shows that the level of our work is on par with and exceeds those with much larger budgets and staff than we have,” Manager Jim Odom of ETV and KKSM Radio said in a Palomar News press release.

San Marcos City Council will be honoring the Emmy award winners at the City Council meeting at 6 p.m. on Sept. 24 in the city building.

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