One of the first things you need to tell new reporters or students about covering economic reports from Washington is this: No, you are not being punished for some past wrongdoing.
The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation Visiting Business Journalism Professor’s Program is seeking applications for the Spring 2014 semester. Two accredited journalism schools in the U.S. will be selected to receive a visiting professor to teach business journalism coursework during a semester in residence. The four inaugural schools in the Visiting Professors Program welcomed the first [...]
The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation Visiting Business Journalism Professor’s Program is launching its second year, and will assign professors to three campuses for the spring semester 2013, starting in January. Those selected will teach business journalism coursework during a semester in residence. The program is designed to initiate business journalism courses and curricula at accredited [...]
Accredited journalism programs may apply for a grant that will place visiting business journalism professors at selected universities across the country. The next availability is for the January 2014 semester. The grant of $50,000 per school is funded by the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation with the goal of helping to launch business journalism programs at [...]
Matt Apuzzo, a Reynolds Center presenter, and Michael J. Berens, a 2011 winner of the Barlett & Steele Awards for Investigative Reporting, have each won the Pulitzer Prize for their investigative work. Apuzzo and his Associated Press’ colleagues, Adam Goldman, Eileen Sullivan and Chris Hawley, grabbed an Investigative Reporting Pulitzer Prize for their probe into the New [...]
Merrill Perlman spent 25 years at The New York Times in jobs including business copy editor, manager of staff editor recruiting, managing editor of the New York Times News Service, and director of copy desks. Perlman is an adjunct assistant professor at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and writes the Language Corner column for [...]
A conversation sparked on the heels of this year’s Society of Business Editors and Writers annual conference about the visible void of diversity in business journalism. And now, just two weeks after the topic took center stage, the chatter has turned to action. Christopher Nelson, a freelance journalist and graduate student at Georgetown University Law Center, [...]
BY WILL SUTTON Reynolds Visiting Professor, Grambling State University DIVERSITY. There, I said it. For far too many, it’s the equivalent of a four-letter word. It shouldn’t be that way. Diversity is the right way to go, and, yes, it is good business. Add to this conversation: DIVERSITY IN BUSINESS JOURNALISM COMMENTS: We’re collecting COMMENTS [...]
BY WILL SUTTON Will Sutton is the Reynolds Visiting Professor of Business Journalism in the Department of Mass Communication at Grambling State University in Grambling, La. The lack of diversity in business journalism doesn’t have to be a problem if we work together to define, agree on and implement specific initiatives. We can do this [...]
