- CURRENT FELLOWS
- PAST FELLOWS
Current Fellows: 2009-2010
2009- 2010 Fellows and their study projects are:
Molly Ball, political reporter, Las Vegas Review-Journal: Economic policy, government spending and taxation in Nevada: The effects of rapid population growth.Franklyn Cater, senior producer, “All Things Considered,” NPR: The intersections of business, environment, urban planning and design.
Lynette Clemetson, managing editor, The Washington Post/theroot.com: Reporting on families during the financial crisis.
Tom Clynes, contributing editor, National Geographic Adventure: Predicting and preventing global pandemics.
Wayne Drehs, senior writer, ESPN.com: Multimedia storytelling.
Craig Gilbert, Washington bureau chief, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Shifts in rural voting patterns.
Raviv Golan, deputy editor, “Seven Nights,” Yedioth Ahronoth (Tel Aviv): Applying script writing tools to storytelling.
Julio César Guzmán, editor, Entertainment and Culture, El Tiempo (Bogotá): Reality as it is seen through the Web.
Sabah Hamamou, business reporter, Al-Ahram (Cairo): Economic reform and stability in the Middle East.
David Hawkins, Asia correspondent, Al Jazeera (Kuala Lumpur): The effects of technology on journalism.
Shin-Hong Park, political editor, Joongang Ilbo (Seoul): The changing diplomatic balance of the Korean Peninsula.
Kyle Poplin, executive editor, Bluffton (SC) Today Social networks and online communities.
Lily Raff, staff writer, The Bulletin (Bend, OR): The ethos of hunting.
Susan Rucci, contract producer, “Good Morning America,” ABC News: Retirement prospects for Generation X.
Valérie Samson, editor/reporter, Le Figaro (Paris): How Barack Obama’s web-based campaign changed American politics.
Christina Samuels, staff writer, Education Week: Applying education research to the classroom.
Roger Sawyer, deputy editor, BBC Radio (London): Reporting science in an accurate, but inclusive and comprehensible manner.
Brad Tyer, managing editor, Texas Observer: Environmental justice.
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