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DETROIT - Chevrolet and the National Newspaper Publishers Association recently hosted a ceremony to celebrate the fourth year of the award-winning Discover the Unexpected program. The Discover the Unexpected closing ceremony (Larry Spruill/WDIV)The 2019 DTU journalism fellows were Tedarius Abrams (Bethune-Cookman), Tyla Barnes (Hampton University), Elae Hill (North Carolina A&T), Miana Massey (Howard University), Emani Nichols (Morehouse College) and Sharon Joy Washington (Florida A&M). During the closing ceremony, the fellows received their $10,000 scholarships and certificates of completion. The Discover the Unexpected closing ceremony (Larry Spruill/WDIV)Chevrolet was excited to partner with the NNPA to drive the importance of storytelling and finding new roads during their fellowship, said Brad Franz, senior manager, Crossover Vehicles Advertising & Marketing, Chevrolet. The Discover the Unexpected closing ceremony (Larry Spruill/WDIV)The NNPA was excited to partner with Chevrolet for another year in support of these young journalists to amplify community voices across our country, Chavis said.