Bowling Green, Ky. - Tommy Booras, an assistant professor of broadcast production at Western Kentucky University, has been honored by the Tennessee office of the Drug Enforcement Administration for his part in a campaign promoting a drug-free lifestyle.

Booras collaborated with The VOice Team, a Nashville-based voice talent agency, by writing a radio spot for DEA’s Red Ribbon Week. The spot, “Just Say Yes to a Drug-Free Lifestyle,” was a national campaign that honored slain DEA agent Enrique Camerana.

Booras and Sara Dunn, co-owner of the VOice Team, received plaques in December from Harry Sommers, head of the DEA’s Tennessee office.

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For more information, contact Tommy Booras, (270) 745-6497.

Photo caption: WKU's Tommy Booras (left) receives a plaque from Harry Sommers, head of the Tennessee office of the Drug Enforcement Administration, for his work on an anit-drug radio spot.

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