Joyce Kulhawik (/kəlˈheɪwɪk/ kəl-HAY-wik;[1] born 1954) is an American critic who was the arts and entertainment anchor for CBS affiliate WBZ-TV News in Boston, Massachusetts.
Since 1983 she has served as the Honorary Chairperson for the American Cancer Society (ACS)'s Daffodil Days, the largest statewide annual spring fundraising event.
Kulhawik accepted the 1994 Gilda Radner Award from the Wellness Community in Greater Boston "for engendering inspiration in cancer patients via her own valiant fight with the disease."
In 1994 the Berklee College of Music honored Kulhawik for her many contributions to the Boston arts community by establishing a $25,000 newly endowed scholarship in her name, in perpetuity.
In 1990 she was the recipient of The Boston Theater District Award,[3] which is presented annually to a Bostonian who has made a significant contribution to the stage, screen, and/or television.
The president of NTA Boston/ New England chapter, Timothy Egan stated, "The National Television Academy's Boston New England Chapter is pleased to celebrate Joyce Kulhawik's excellence by awarding her the 2010 Governor's Award in honor of her legendary journalism and contribution to the arts.