Meet the spring class of 2013 Omaha World-Herald fellows

Four University of Nebraska-Lincoln journalism students were selected for the spring 2013 Omaha World-Herald Fellowship program. The fellows are Haley Dover, Robby Korth, Chris Peters and Mary Rezac.

Haley Dover of Grayslake, Ill., is a junior studying news-editorial. She has worked for the University, various Nebraska papers and the Daily Nebraskan. Last year Dover placed second in the Nebraska Press Association writing competition. She is a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority and is a nanny for a 2-year-old and 13-month-old, Oliver and Olivia.

Robby Korth is a sports editor and member of the Daily Nebraskan editorial board. He has held a reporting internship with the Bozeman (Montana) Daily Chronicle; a social media internship with KNWA and KFTA; and a video internship with KUAF where he produced a promotional video titled "Ozarks at Large."

Chris Peters is a junior and majoring in journalism and minoring in economics, history and English. He is the son of Mark Peters and Jenney Flink of Omaha. Peters is a staff writer for HuskerCorner.com and reporter for the Daily Nebraskan. He is the recipient of the Jim Denney Good News Scholarship, presented in memory of longtime Omaha World-Herald reporter Jim Denney.

Mary Rezac of Omaha is a senor majoring in journalism, English and secondary education. She was a news reporter with the Daily Nebraskan from 2010 to 2012; and will intern with the Catholic News Agency in Summer 2013. Rezac earned a Regent's Scholarship and has made the Dean's List every year beginning in 2008.

About The Omaha World-Herald Fellowship Program

The Omaha World-Herald Fellows are chosen through an application and interview process. In order to apply, students must be enrolled in or have completed the Omaha World-Herald "Real World" class. The class is the result of a partnership between the Omaha World-Herald and the College of Journalism and Mass Communications and is offered to juniors and seniors. During the 15-week class, students learn from a different World-Herald staff member each week on topics such as editing, interviewing and covering all aspects of the news. "Real World" students are eligible to apply for the Omaha-World Herald Fellowship and a summer internship with the newspaper. The Real World class began in fall 2008 and is offered every semester.