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You may submit nominations for the Sigma Delta Chi Awards using this online entry form. The deadline will be here before you know it, so enter online today!
(Some exceptions apply. Please review the rules below and category-specific criteria at this link.)
Print/Online/Wire
Crime Reporting (Print/Online)
– Print publication, all circulations (can be both print and online)
– Online-only publication
This category recognizes outstanding, original crime reporting.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Investigative Reporting).
Submit no more than three related stories.
Deadline Reporting
This award recognizes a reporter or team for deadline reporting of a single breaking news event. Entries must have been published in the issue that directly follows the event.
Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Editorial Writing
This award recognizes an editorial writer or team of writers. Entry may be one editorial or a series of no more than three on a single subject. Judges will consider whether the conclusion is logical, fair and of general importance to the community.
Entrants should submit links to the editorials online or PDFs of the page on which the editorials appeared in print. The dates of publication should be visible. Word documents containing the editorials will not be accepted.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Feature Reporting
– Single-issue circulation 40k+ or online only
– Single-issue circulation up to 40k
This award recognizes a reporter or team for feature writing. Entry may be a personality profile, trend story, human interest story or any feature that is not a breaking news story.
Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Foreign Correspondence
This award recognizes a correspondent or unified person team on assignment outside the U.S. Entry must consist of three different stories demonstrating insightful coverage of significant events or issues. All platforms, including broadcast, are eligible.
For print/online entries, entrants should submit a link to the online articles or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible. For video broadcast, entrants should upload the work to an online video site and submit the URL (preferred) or upload a file to the awards site. All video files must be one of the following formats: .wmv, .mov, .mpeg or .mp4. All audio-only files must be .mp3 (preferred), .wav or .aiff format.
General Column Writing
– Single-issue circulation 40k+ or online only/non-daily publication
– Single-issue circulation up to 40k
Entry must consist of three different print and/or online columns.
Entrants should submit links to the columns online or PDFs of the page on which the columns appeared in print. The dates of publication should be visible. Word documents containing the columns will not be accepted.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Inequalities in Society (Print/Online)
– Print publication, all circulations (can be both print and online)
– Online-only publication
This category recognizes outstanding work about systemic racism and/or other examples of inequalities or bias about, but not limited to race, religion or gender identity.
Include up to three related stories.
Investigative Reporting
– Single-issue circulation 40k+
– Single-issue circulation up to 40k
– Online-only publication
This award recognizes a reporter or team for investigative reporting of a single event or issue. Entry may be a single article or a series of no more than three articles.
Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Magazine Writing
This award recognizes the work of a magazine writer or team. Entry may be a single article or a series of no more than three articles on the same subject. Investigative work should go in the Magazine Investigative Reporting category.
Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the magazine page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible. Word documents containing the article will not be accepted.
Magazine Investigative Reporting
This award is given to a magazine reporter or reporting team for investigative reporting. Entry may be a single article or a series of no more than three articles, including sidebars.
Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the magazine page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible. Word documents containing the article will not be accepted.
Newsletter Journalism
This award recognizes an outstanding/ongoing newsletter produced by a news organization. The newsletter should not primarily consist of material published elsewhere.
Submit pdfs of three editions.
Entries are limited to newsletters that have been issued regularly for more than one year. Please provide this information in your cover letter.
Non-Deadline Reporting
– Single-issue circulation 40k+
– Single-issue circulation up to 40k
– Online-only publication
This award recognizes a reporter or team for non-deadline reporting of a single event or issue. Entry may be a single article or a series of no more than three articles.
Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Public Service Journalism
– Print publication, all circulations (can be both print and online)
– Online-only publication
This award recognizes a publication that renders public service through extensive coverage of an issue facing the community it serves. Entry may include a maximum of three articles.
Entries are limited to independent publications that have been issued regularly for more than one year and are supported by advertising, paid subscriptions or non-profit institutions). Please provide this information in your cover letter.
Entrants should submit a link to the online articles or a PDF of the pages on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Public Service Journalism
This award recognizes a publication that renders public service through extensive coverage of an issue facing the community it serves. Entry may include a maximum of three articles.
Entries are limited to independent publications that have been issued regularly for more than one year and are supported by advertising, paid subscriptions or non-profit institutions.) Please provide this information in your cover letter.
Entrants should submit a link to the online articles or a PDF of the pages on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Science/Environment/Climate Reporting
– Single issue circulation up to 40k or affiliated website
– Single issue circulation 40k+ or affiliated website/online only
This category recognizes outstanding work in science, environmental and/or climate reporting. Entry should not be an opinion piece.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Investigative Reporting).
Submit no more than three related pieces.
Sports Column Writing
Entry must consist of three different print and/or online columns.
Entrants should submit links to the columns online or PDFs of the page on which the columns appeared in print. The dates of publication should be visible. Word documents containing the columns will not be accepted.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Sports Reporting
This award recognizes a reporter or team for sports writing. Entries may be a single article or series of no more than three.
Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Washington Correspondence
This award recognizes a correspondent on assignment in Washington, D.C. Entry must consist of three different stories demonstrating insightful coverage of significant events or issues. All platforms, including broadcast, are eligible.
For print/online entries, entrants should submit a link to the online articles or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible. For video broadcast, entrants should upload the work to an online video site and submit the URL (preferred) or upload a file to the awards site. All video files must be one of the following formats: .wmv, .mov, .mpeg or .mp4. All audio-only files must be .mp3 (preferred), .wav or .aiff format.
Art/Graphics/Multimedia
News Photography
– Single issue circulation up to 40k or affiliated website
– Single issue circulation 40k+ or affiliated website/online only
This award recognizes a photographer, either staff or freelance. Entry should be a single, compelling image of a news event.
For photographs published in a newspaper or magazine or on an online news site.
Entrant should submit a PDF of the newspaper/magazine page on which the photo appeared in print, or a link to the photo published on an online news site. The date of publication should be visible.
Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Digital Video
This award recognizes a breaking news, feature or investigative report created for original online presentation. Entries must be no more than 15 minutes long and may be edited for length.
Entrant should upload the work to an online video site and submit the URL (preferred) or upload a video file to the awards site [50 MB file limit]. All video files must be one of the following formats: .wmv, .mov, .mpeg or .mp4.
Editorial Cartooning
This award recognizes an editorial cartoon published in a newspaper, magazine, newsletter or online news site. They will be judged on craftsmanship, interest, forcefulness, general worth and originality.
Entrants should submit PDFs of five different cartoons on marked newspaper/magazine pages, or links to the cartoons published on an online news site. The date of publication should be visible.
Animated online cartoons are acceptable but entry must include at least one static cartoon.
Feature Photography
This award recognizes a photographer or team, either staff or freelance, for work featuring personality profiles, trends, human interest or any other feature that is not a breaking news story. Entry must be a single photo.
Entrant should submit a PDF of the newspaper/magazine page on which the photo appeared in print, or a link to the photo published on an online news site. The date of publication should be visible.
Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Illustration
This award recognizes newspaper, magazine, newsletter or online news site graphic artist or team for artwork that does not include photographic elements.
Submit a single illustration.
Clarity, originality, impact and quality of execution will distinguish the work. Entry must be a single graphic. Work designed on computer or by hand is acceptable.
Entrant should submit a PDF of the marked newspaper/magazine page on which the illustration appeared in print, or a link to the graphic published on an online news site. The date of publication should be visible.
Informational Graphics/Data Visualization
This award recognizes newspaper, magazine, newsletter or online news site graphic artist or team for storytelling graphics and/or data visualization that bring important information to readers about an event, process or set of statistics. Clarity, originality, impact and quality of execution will distinguish the work.
A submission can include all data visualization and/or graphic elements that were featured in a single story or related series.
Entries will be judged on their newsworthiness, technical merit, originality, overall design and ability to communicate insightful information.
The entry may be dynamic (i.e., interactive) or static (i.e. intended for print). Static entries must be submitted in any of these formats: .jpg, .png, .gif, .svg , or .tiff. If the entry is dynamic (interactive) the entrant should provide a screenshot and hyperlink to the visualization. Max file size is 50 MB. Please be sure to include date of publication.
Entrant should submit a PDF of the marked newspaper/magazine page on which the graphic appeared in print, or a link to the graphic published on an online news site. The date of publication should be visible.
Photo Essay/Slideshow
This award recognizes a photographer or team, either staff or freelance, for a collection of photos packaged together in a single piece.
The photograph will be judged on technical excellence, newsworthiness and evidence that the photographer(s) exercised unusual diligence and ingenuity.
Entrant should submit a PDF of the newspaper/magazine page on which the photos appeared in print, or a link to the photos published on an online news site. The date of publication should be visible.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Sports Photography
This award recognizes a photographer or team, either staff or freelance, for work featuring a sports event or sports figure. Entry must be a single photo. The photograph will be judged on technical excellence, newsworthiness and evidence that the photographer(s) exercised unusual diligence and ingenuity.
Entrant should submit a PDF of the newspaper/magazine page on which the photo appeared in print, or a link to the photo published on an online news site. The date of publication should be visible.
Include circulation in the cover letter. Use non-Sunday circulation number unless it’s a Sunday-only publication.
Television/Audio
Crime Reporting (Television/Audio)
This category recognizes outstanding work focusing on crime.
Entries can include anything aired or streamed.
Total running time of entry cannot exceed 20 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Entries that exceed the 20-minute limit will be disqualified.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Feature Reporting of a Podcast division).
Inequalities in Society (Television/Audio)
This category recognizes outstanding work about systemic racism and/or other examples of inequalities or bias about, but not limited to race, religion or gender identity. Entries can include anything aired or streamed.
Total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Podcasting: John C. Ensslin Awards for Podcast Excellence — Conversational Podcast Episode
The conversational category is for podcasts that consist primarily of monologues, interviews or panel discussions. These usually are recorded in studio and make minimal use of field material.
Entries must be no more than 30 minutes long and may be edited for length. Entrants may submit up to two files, not to exceed 15 minutes each.
Named in honor of SPJ’s 2011-12 president, who died in 2019. After decades as a newspaper reporter, he became a successful podcaster, embracing the new platform.
Podcasting: John C. Ensslin Awards for Podcast Excellence — Investigative Podcast Episode (including Radio Documentary)
The new investigative category is for podcasts that uncover new information.
Entries must be no more than 30 minutes long and may be edited for length. Entrants may submit up to two files, not to exceed 15 minutes each.
Entries must be no more than 30 minutes long and may be edited for length. Entrants may submit up to two files, not to exceed 15 minutes each.
Named in honor of SPJ’s 2011-12 president, who died in 2019. After decades as a newspaper reporter, he became a successful podcaster, embracing the new platform.
Podcasting: John C. Ensslin Awards for Podcast Excellence — Narrative Podcast Episode (including Radio Documentary)
The narrative category is for podcasts that make use of audio material beyond studio-recorded monologues, interviews, and panels.
Entries must be no more than 30 minutes long and may be edited for length. Entrants may submit up to two files, not to exceed 15 minutes each.
Named in honor of SPJ’s 2011-12 president, who died in 2019. After decades as a newspaper reporter, he became a successful podcaster, embracing the new platform.
Public Service in Radio Journalism
– Large Market (1-100 or Network Syndication)
– Small Market (101+)
This award recognizes a radio news organization (station, network or group) that renders public service through extensive coverage of an issue facing the community it serves. Reporting may be conducted by one reporter or a team. Podcasts should be entered in the Narrative or Investigative Podcast Episode categories.
Entry may be a single broadcast or a series of no more than three parts. Entry may be a single broadcast or a series of no more than 30 minutes.
Radio Breaking News Reporting
This award recognizes resourceful and complete coverage of a major breaking news event, emphasizing both deadline reporting and continuing coverage as the story develops over succeeding days.
Entries may include reports broadcast within 24 hours of the event.
Maximum running time: 15 minutes.
Radio Feature Reporting
– All Regional Markets
– National/Syndicated
This award recognizes a reporter or team for features.
Entry may be personality profiles, trend stories, human-interest stories or any feature that is not breaking news.
Entry may be a single broadcast or series of no more than three parts. Podcasts should be entered in the Narrative or Investigative Podcast Episode categories.
Maximum running time: 10 minutes.
Radio Investigative Reporting
This award recognizes a reporter or team for investigative reporting of a single event or issue.
Entries may be a single broadcast or a series of no more than five parts. Maximum running time: 15 minutes. This category is for short reports; documentaries have a separate category. Podcasts should be entered in the Narrative or Investigative Podcast Episode categories.
Radio Sports Reporting
This award recognizes a reporter or team for sports stories.
Entries may be a single broadcast or series of no more than three parts on the same subject. Maximum running time: 10 minutes.
Science/Environment/Climate Journalism (Television/Audio)
This category recognizes outstanding work in science, environmental and/or climate reporting in television or audio. Entries can include anything aired or streamed but should not be an opinion piece.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Investigative Reporting).
Total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Television Breaking News Coverage
– Network/Syndication Service/Program Service
– All Markets
Each award recognizes resourceful and complete coverage of a major breaking news event, emphasizing both deadline reporting and continuing coverage as the story develops over succeeding days. Entries may include reports broadcast within 24 hours of the event. Maximum running time: 15 minutes
Television Documentaries
– Network/Syndication Service/Program Service
– Large-Market Station: 1-50 market
– Small-Market Station: 50+ market
Each award recognizes reporters and production teams that dramatically show or analyze a news event, issue or feature in a single telecast. The telecast may be part of a documentary series but must stand alone in telling its story. Maximum running time: 60 minutes. Documentary series themselves may be considered in the Public Service category, if applicable.
Please note separate categories for Investigative Reporting, Public Service, Spanish-Language Feature Reporting, Inequalities in Society and Sports Reporting as well as all-platform categories for Science, Travel, Consumer/Retail Crime, Tech, Business/Finance, Regional Politics, Food/Restaurant and Arts/Entertainment/Fashion reporting. Consider whether one of those would be more appropriate for your entry.
Television Feature Reporting
– Network/Syndication Service/Program Service
– Large-Market Station: 1-50 market
– Small-Market Station: 50+ market
Each award recognizes a reporter or team for features. Entry may be personality profiles, trend stories, human-interest stories or any feature that is not breaking news. Entry may be a single broadcast or series of no more than three parts. Maximum running time: 10 minutes.
Please note separate categories for Investigative Reporting, Crime Reporting, Public Service, Science, Inequalities in Society and Sports Reporting as well as all-platform categories for Travel, Consumer/Retail Tech, Business/Finance, Regional Politics, Food/Restaurant and Arts/Entertainment/Fashion reporting. Consider whether one of those would be more appropriate for your entry.
Television Investigative Reporting
– Network/Syndication Service/Program Service
– Large-Market Station: 1-50 market
– Small-Market Station: 50+ market
Each award recognizes a reporter or team for investigative reporting of a single event or issue. Entry may be a single broadcast or a series of no more than five connected parts. Maximum running time: 15 minutes. This category is for short reports; documentaries have a separate category.
Television Sports Reporting
This award recognizes a reporter or team for sports reporting. Entry may be a single broadcast or a series of no more than three connected parts. Maximum running time: 15 minutes.
Public Service in Television Journalism
– Network/Syndication Service/Program Service
– All Markets
Each award recognizes a television news organization that renders public service through extensive coverage of an issue facing the community it serves. Reporting may be conducted by one reporter or a team. Entry may be a single broadcast or a series of no more than 30 minutes. Commercially sponsored programs are ineligible unless produced and controlled by the news organization.
All Platforms
Arts/Entertainment/Fashion Journalism
This category recognizes outstanding work in focusing on arts, entertainment and/or fashion.
Submit one piece or series of no more than three pieces by a single writer.
Entries can include anything aired, streamed or published and may include but are not limited to personality/company profiles, trends, features and investigative reports. Critical/opinion pieces should be submitted to the new Cultural Criticism category.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Television Documentaries).
1) Print/Online: no more than three elements to a submission
OR
2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Entries that exceed the 15-minute limit will be disqualified.
Business/Finance Reporting
This category recognizes outstanding work focusing on business and/or finance.
Entries can include anything aired, streamed or published.
Submit one piece or series of no more than three pieces by a single writer or writing team on a single topic.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Feature Reporting).
1) Print/Online: no more than three elements to a submission
OR
2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Entries that exceed the 15-minute limit will be disqualified.
Consumer/Retail Reporting
This category recognizes outstanding work focusing on consumer and retail stories.
Entries can include anything aired, streamed or published.
Submit one piece or series of no more than three pieces by a single writer on a single topic.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Feature Reporting).
1) Print/Online: no more than three elements to a submission
OR
2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Entries that exceed the 15-minute limit will be disqualified.
Cultural Criticism
This category recognizes outstanding critical writing on cultural matters. Submit 3-5 critical pieces in any format (television, print, online, audio) by a single writer. These can include but are not limited to commentary on music, theater, dance, television, gaming, architecture, visual art and literature. The opinion/viewpoint of the journalist should be clear.
Food or restaurant reviews should be submitted to the Food/Restaurant Journalism category instead of here.
A single entry may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering columns here, they cannot also be entered in the General Column Writing category).
1) Print/Online: no more than three elements to a submission
OR
2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Entries that exceed the 15-minute limit will be disqualified.
Fact-Checking
This award recognizes excellence in fact-checking on a single subject on any platform. Work may be published in print or online; broadcast on TV or on radio; or shared by other means, such as in a podcast. An audio or video segment may be up to 10 minutes. An online entry should consist of a URL accessible until September 30, 2025. Entries will be judged on originality, significance, depth, sourcing, logic and clarity. Entries may not be submitted in any other category.
Food/Restaurant Journalism
This category recognizes outstanding work in focusing on food and restaurant stories. Submit one piece or series of no more than three by a single writer.
Entries can include anything aired, streamed or published and may include but are not limited to company profiles, trends, features and investigative reports. Critical pieces dealing with food and restaurants are welcome in this category.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in either of the Podcast categories).
1) Print/Online: no more than three elements to a submission
OR
2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Spanish-language Feature Reporting
This award recognizes a reporter or team for a feature story. Entries may be personality profiles, trend stories, human interest stories or any feature that is not a breaking news story. Entries must be a single piece originally presented in Spanish.
Print/Online: Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible. Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the newspaper page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Television/Audio: 2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Spanish-language Reporting
This award recognizes a reporter or team for non-deadline reporting of a single event or issue. Investigative pieces can be entered here. Entry may be a single piece or a series of no more than three pieces originally reported and presented in Spanish.
Print/Online: Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible. Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the newspaper page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Television/Audio: Gotal running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Spanish-language Opinion Pieces
Entries must consist of three different opinion pieces originally reported and presented in Spanish.
Print/Online: Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible. Entrants should submit a link to the online article or a PDF of the newspaper page on which the story appeared in print. The date of publication should be visible.
Television/Audio: Total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Obituaries
This new category recognizes outstanding work in obituaries and memorial stories.
Entries can include anything aired, streamed or published.
Submit up to three pieces. They do not have to be focused on the same person.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Feature Reporting).
1) Print/Online: no more than three elements to a submission
OR
2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Entries that exceed the 15-minute limit will be disqualified.
Regional Political Reporting
This category recognizes outstanding work focusing on regional politics.
Entries can include anything aired, streamed or published.
Submit one piece or series of no more than three pieces by a single writer on a single topic.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Feature Reporting).
1) Print/Online: no more than three elements to a submission
OR
2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Entries that exceed the 15-minute limit will be disqualified.
Tech Reporting
This category recognizes outstanding work focusing on technology.
Entries can include anything aired, streamed or published.
Submit one piece or series of no more than three pieces by a single writer on a single topic.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Feature Reporting).
1) Print/Online: no more than three elements to a submission
OR
2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Entries that exceed the 15-minute limit will be disqualified.
Travel Journalism
This category recognizes outstanding work in focusing on travel, including destination reports, industry and trend pieces and personal travel accounts.
Entries can include anything aired, streamed or published.
Submit one piece or series of no more than three pieces by a single writer.
A single piece may only be entered in one category (i.e. If entering a story here, it cannot also be entered in Feature Reporting).
1) Print/Online: no more than three elements to a submission
OR
2) Video/Audio: total running time of entry cannot exceed 15 minutes; entry may include multiple parts as long as the time limit is observed.
Entries that exceed the 15-minute limit will be disqualified.
For more information, contact SPJ headquarters via email.