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      • Allen, Marshall - Adjunct Faculty, Investigative Health Reporting
        Marshall Allen is a reporter for ProPublica. His "Do No Harm: Hospital Care in Las Vegas," written in collaboration with Alex Richards for the Las Vegas Sun, was honored with several journalism awards, including the Harvard Kennedy School's 2011 Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting. It was also a Pulitzer Prize finalist for local reporting.
      • Alterman, Eric – Professor, Journalism of Ideas
        Eric Alterman is Distinguished Professor of English and Journalism at Brooklyn College, an award-winning author, and "The Liberal Media" columnist for The Nation.
      • Arena, Michael – Associate Professor, Investigative Reporting
        Michael Arena, University Director of Communications and Marketing for CUNY, covered government and politics for Newsday and New York Newsday for two decades. He shared the Pulitzer Prize in Breaking News in 1997.
      • Armstrong, Lisa – Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism, Topics in International Reporting
        Lisa Armstrong is an award-winning journalist with credits in several publications, including National Geographic, Parade, In Style, USA Weekend, The Washington Post, Essence, Working Mother, and Ms. She grew up in Nairobi, Kenya and has made frequent trips to Africa in the past couple of years, writing stories mostly about issues affecting women and children.
      • Aronczyk, Amanda – Adjunct Faculty, Audio News Writing & Reporting
        Amanda Aronczyk has been a public radio reporter and new media producer for almost 15 years, working at WNYC's Radio Lab, APM's Weekend America, and PRI's The Next Big Thing.
      • Bartlett, Sarah – Professor; Director, Urban Reporting
        Sarah Bartlett, who previously held the Bloomberg Chair of Business Journalism at Baruch College, has had a distinguished career as a writer and editor at Fortune, BusinessWeek, and The New York Times. She was editor-in-chief of Oxygen Media and has written two books.
      • Beachy, Susan - Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism - Research
        Susan Beachy is a researcher at The New York Times. She previously worked for more than a decade in the Brainroom at Fox News Channel, and was also a writer and editor at TV Guide Online.
      • Beinart, Peter – Associate Professor, National Political Reporting, Opinion Writing
        Peter Beinart is senior political writer at The Daily Beast and and editor-in-chief of Open Zion, a blog about Israel, Palestine, and the Jewish future at thedailybeast.com. He is also senior fellow at the New America Foundation. From 1999 to 2006, he served as editor of The New Republic.
      • Benítez, Juan Manuel – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Juan Manual Benítez is a NY1 Noticias political anchor/reporter. He produces and hosts "Pura Política," a weekly political talk-show, and co-writes "Política Pop," a bilingual blog on politics and pop culture.
      • Bernstein, Roslyn – Professor, Feature Writing
        Roslyn Bernstein is a professor of Journalism and Creative Writing in the Department of Journalism and the Writing Professions at Baruch College, where she is the director of the Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence Program. She is also the founder and publisher of Dollars and $ense, the Baruch College business review, now published online.
      • Caplan, Jeremy – Director of Education, Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism
        Jeremy Caplan is a Ford Fellow in Entrepreneurial Journalism at the Poynter Institute. In addition to contributing to Time Magazine on subjects ranging from business innovation to consumer technology, Caplan writes for The Wall Street Journal’s Digits.
      • Censky, Annalyn - Adjunct Faculty, Covering the Economy
        Annalyn Censky joined CNNMoney.com as a reporter in 2010, and has been covering the recovery from the Great Recession ever since. She writes about jobs, income inequality, Federal Reserve policy, and broader economic issues.
      • Chun, Russell – Adjunct Faculty, Interactive II and III
        Russell Chun is a freelance art and multimedia developer who has authored four volumes on the Flash software that is key to online interactive presentations. He has taught Flash at the University of California Graduate School of Journalism, Berkeley; Columbia University and the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
      • Crow, Maisie - Adjunct Faculty, Video Storytelling for the Web
        Maisie Crow is a photographer and multimedia producer based in Brooklyn. In 2012, her short film, Half-Lives: The Chernobyl Workers Now, won the Overseas Press Club Award for online video and was recognized by the World Press Photo Multimedia Contest, Pictures of the Year International, Best of Photojournalism, and the Lumix Fotofestival.
      • Daly, Steve - Adjunct Faculty, Cultural Issues and Arts & Entertainment Reporting
        Steve Daly is a veteran entertainment-industry journalist. He has written for Wired, Newsweek, Parade, Video, Popular Science, and The New York Times. As a senior writer for Entertainment Weekly and EW.com from 1996 to 2008, he covered movies, home video, TV, animation, visual effects, and Oscar history, contributing over 900 pieces.
      • David, Greg – Director, Business & Economics Reporting
        The former longtime editor of Crain’s New York Business, Greg David continues to cover New York’s business, political, and economic scene through a daily blog and weekly column in Crain’s, media appearances, and other writing.
      • Estrin, James – Adjunct Faculty, Photojournalism Coach
        James Estrin is a senior staff photographer for The New York Times and an editor of its photography blog, Lens. He started at the Times in 1987 and was part of a team that won a 2001 Pulitzer Prize for national reporting.
      • Farkas, Susan – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Susan Farkas has her own production company, Farkas Media. Before going solo, she was Chief of Radio and Television at the United Nations. She has worked as a producer and an executive producer at NBC News, including Dateline, and at the CBC.
      • Freeman, George – Adjunct Faculty, Legal and Ethical Issues
        Freeman is Vice-President and Assistant General Counsel of The New York Times Co., primarily responsible for litigation. Freeman is also a frequent lecturer and moderator of panels on First Amendment issues and is co-chair of the American Bar Association's Litigation Section's First Amendment and Media Litigation Committee.
      • Glenn, Adam – Associate Professor, Interactive
        A. Adam Glenn is an award-winning journalist and digital media consultant who has reported, edited, and managed newsrooms in Washington, D.C. and New York for nearly 30 years, most recently as senior producer for ABCNews.com.
      • Goldmark, Alex – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Alex Goldmark is a senior producer at WNYC - New York Public Radio, working to develop hyperlocal news programming. Before that, he was an executive producer of two shows at Air America Radio.
      • Gray, Barbara – Distinguished Lecturer, Interim Chief Librarian
        Barbara Gray oversees the School's Research Center and coordinates instruction in research methods at all levels of the curriculum. She had been on the adjunct faculty teaching research methods in the core Craft of Journalism course prior to assuming her present post. She came to the CUNY J-School from The New York Times, where she was director of news research.
      • Griffith, Mark Winston - Adjunct Faculty, Urban Reporting
        Mark Winston Griffith is a nationally recognized expert on economic justice, community reinvestment, and urban policy issues.
      • Hallowell, Christopher – Professor
        Christopher Hallowell is a professor in the Department of Journalism and The Writing Professions at Baruch College. He has a special interest in science and environmental journalism as well as in narrative nonfiction.
      • Hamman, Brian - Adjunct Faculty, Investigative Reporting
        Brian Hamman is deputy editor of interactive news at The New York Times. He has led many innovative projects at The Times including a relaunch of the Room For Debate opinion section, the creation of a social media page for live updates from the Oscars, and the design of the award-winning Toxic Waters project.
      • Hardman, Jesse – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Jesse Hardman has worked in public radio for more than a decade, at WBEZ in Chicago and freelancing for shows such as Morning Edition, All Things Considered, Marketplace, and This American Life. He served as a Knight International Journalism Fellow in Lima, Peru. He spent the past year and a half working for the international nonprofit Internews in Sri Lanka, managing a humanitarian information project.
      • Harper, Timothy – Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism, Writing Coach
        A freelancer writer and editor, Tim Harper has extensive experience from around the globe, including Europe, the Middle East, Central America, and the Far East. He has written for Atlantic Monthly, Forbes, Time, Readers Digest, Glamour, National Law Journal, Euromoney, and many others; newspapers include International Herald Tribune, New York Times, Newsday, Financial Times, and Washington Post, plus a number of web sites.
      • Harris, Shayla - Adjunct Faculty, Video for the Web
        Shayla Harris is an award-winning video journalist with The New York Times, where she reports, produces, shoots, and edits local, national, and international stories.
      • Hernandez, Joanna – Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Joanna Hernandez is Multiplatform Editor at The Washington Post. Previously, she worked as a copy editor for The Record and the Herald News, two newspapers owned by the North Jersey Media Group in Northern New Jersey.
      • Hester, Jere – Director, NYCity News Service
        Jere Hester runs the school's NYCity News Service, a multimedia, Web-based wire service that makes student stories about New York neighborhoods available to news organizations around the world. Hester was previously City Editor of the NY Daily News, where he helped oversee some 50 reporters and editors at America's sixth-largest newspaper.
      • Hickman, Amanda - Adjunct Faculty, Interactive Data Journalism
        Amanda Hickman helped launch The New York World, and was program director at DocumentCloud, a Knight News Challenge funded project that reporters around the world are using to analyze, annotate, and publish primary source documents.
      • Ho, David - Adjunct Faculty, Mobile and Tablet Journalism
        David Ho is editor for mobile, tablets and emerging technology at The Wall Street Journal. He is the founding editor and co-creator of the WSJ iPad app and Tablet Edition. A longtime national reporter and media technology pioneer, Ho has been lead editor for the Journal’s mobile and emerging platform efforts since 2009.
      • Hochberger, Ruth – Editor in Residence, Legal and Ethical Issues
        Ruth Hochberger, with 25 years or experience in legal journalism, was the editor-in-chief of the New York Law Journal for 12 years. A lawyer and member of the New York Bar, she was also a criminal defense lawyer for The Legal Aid Society in Manhattan.
      • Houck, Mona - Adjunct Faculty, Legal and Ethical Issues
        Mona Houck is a lawyer at Miller Korzenik Sommers, where she focuses on media defense and copyright litigation and advises news organizations. She is a former reporter and editor at newspapers ranging from a small Iowa weekly to The New York Times.
      • Huang, Jon - Adjunct Faculty, Fundamentals of Interactive Journalism
        Jon Huang is a multimedia producer at The New York Times, working on special projects for nytimes.com. He works to shape and present stories in new ways that surpass the limitations of print media using photography, video, audio, social media, and programming.
      • Isabel, Lonnie – Director, International Reporting
        Lonnie Isabel is former deputy managing editor of Newsday and was responsible for supervising the national, foreign, state, Washington, health, and science staffs. He was appointed a Poynter Ethics Fellow in 2006.
      • Ishmael, Stacy-Marie - Adjunct Faculty, Covering Wall Street
        Stacy-Marie Ishmael is the editor of FT Tilt, an emerging markets-focused news and analysis subscription service from the Financial Times. She joined the FT in 2006 after attaining a BSc in international relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
      • Jarvis, Jeff – Professor; Director of the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism
        Jeff Jarvis is a national leader in the development of online news, blogging, and other forms of collaborative journalism. He is author of the book, What Would Google Do? and Public Parts: How Sharing in the Digital Age Improves the Way We Work and Live; writes the influential blog Buzzmachine.com, and is a new-media columnist for The Guardian in London.
      • Junnarkar, Sandeep – Associate Professor, Director of the Interactive Journalism Program
        Sandeep Junnarkar, the former New York bureau chief of CNET News.com, has specialized in writing about technologies used in different industries. He is editorial director of www.livesinfocus.org, a multimedia web site that covers underreported issues.
      • Kaufman, Frederick – Professor, Feature Writing and Long-Form Narrative
        Frederick Kaufman is a contributing editor at Harper’s magazine, and his nonfiction has appeared in numerous publications, including The New York Times Sunday Magazine, The New York Times Sunday Book Review, New York magazine, The New Yorker, Wired, Foreign Policy, Nature, Men's Health, Gourmet, Saveur, Interview, Spin, Spy, Aperture, and The Village Voice Literary Supplement.
      • Kemper, Steve - Adjunct Faculty, Feature Writing
        Steve Kemper has been a freelance journalist for more than 30 years. He is author of A Labyrinth of Kingdoms: 10,000 Miles Through Islamic Africa (2012) and Code Name Ginger: the Story Behind Segway and Dean Kamen's Quest to Invent a New World (2003; published in paperback as Reinventing the Wheel).
      • Khan, Daryl - Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Daryl Khan is a Brooklyn-based freelance reporter who concentrates on criminal justice, law enforcement, and their social impact. He has written for The New York Times, Newsday, and the Boston Globe and has covered breaking news, local, state and national politics, prisons, poverty, and terror attacks.
      • Kloor, Keith - Adjunct Faculty, Urban Environmental Reporting
        Keith Kloor is a freelance journalist whose work has appeared in Slate, Science, Discover, Nature Climate Change, Archaeology, and Audubon Magazine, among other outlets.
      • Kral, Georgia - Adjunct Faculty, Fundamentals of Multimedia Storytelling
        Georgia Kral is a multimedia web editor at WNET’s multiplatform program MetroFocus, where she covers New York City news and culture. Prior to working in public media, Georgia was the founding editor of Carroll Gardens Patch, a hyperlocal news website in Brooklyn run by AOL.
      • Kusnetz, Marc – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Marc Kusnetz was a network news producer for about 30 years, and has also been a consultant to the New York-based Human Rights First.
      • Laber-Warren, Emily – Director, Health & Science Reporting
        Emily Laber-Warren is a longtime science journalist. She has been a top editor at Scientific American Mind, Women’s Health, and Popular Science, and her articles have appeared in those and other publications, including Psychology Today and Earth 3.0.
      • Landis, Josh – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Josh Landis is a correspondent at CBS News, co-creator of an Emmy-nominated, animated news segment called “The Fast Draw,” and a general assignment reporter at WCBS-TV.
      • Lebe, Arleen - Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Arleen Lebe has been working in radio news for more than 25 years. She currently works for the CBS Radio Network as a writer, editor, and producer. In addition to working on hourly newscasts, updates, long-form coverage, and special reports, she has contributed material to CBS News.com and produced an award-winning weekly three-hour live talk program.
      • Leerhsen, Charles - Adjunct Faculty, Feature Writing
        Charles Leerhsen has written articles for Sports Illustrated, Esquire, Rolling Stone, The New York Times Magazine, Money, People, TV Guide, and Seventeen. He has been an editor at SI, People, and Us Weekly, and spent 11 years at Newsweek, where as a senior writer he covered sports, entertainment, family stories, and breaking news.
      • Lefkowitz, Melanie - Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Melanie Lefkowitz is a freelance reporter and editor whose work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Newsday, New York Post, and City Limits, among other publications.
      • Lehren, Andrew W. – Adjunct Faculty, Investigative Reporting
        Andrew W. Lehren is a reporter at The New York Times, and has worked on a range of national, international, and investigative stories. He was one of the newspaper's lead reporters analyzing the Wikileaks trove of diplomatic cables, Afghanistan and Iraq war logs, and Guantanamo detainee dossiers.
      • Leung, Rebecca – Associate Professor, Craft of Journalism and Fundamentals of Interactive Journalism
        Rebecca Leung has worked as a print, broadcast, and online journalist. She has freelanced for the Los Angeles Times and worked as a producer for CBS News, TheStreet.com, ABC News Online and CNET.
      • Lewis, David L. – Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        David L. Lewis is is a writer, director, and producer with 30 years of experience as a New York City-based journalist. His most recent work, The Pleasures of Being Out of Step, a feature-length documentary about the legendary jazz writer and social critic Nat Hentoff, premiered in 2013.
      • Lewis, Glenn – Professor, Narrative Journalism and Feature Writing
        Glenn Lewis is director of the Bachelor of Arts in Journalism degree program he created for York College -- where he holds the rank of professor in English. An experienced journalist, Lewis' work has appeared in numerous publications including Publishers Weekly, Car & Driver, US, Seventeen, Family Weekly, and the Philadelphia Inquirer.
      • Lisovicz, Susan - Adjunct Faculty, Covering Companies
        Susan Lisovicz has worked at major cable news networks as a premier financial reporter, covering business stories as far flung as diamond mining in South Africa, micro lending in Bangladesh, and the African trade bill. She is best known for her frequent reports from Wall Street, which spanned the dot.com boom to 9/11 to the biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression.
      • Lobel, Mia – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Mia Lobel is an independent audio producer and journalist based in the Hudson Valley. She has worked for media outlets across the country including KQED, The Tavis Smiley Show, Youth Radio, Antenna Audio, and Pulse of the Planet.
      • Long, Colleen - Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Colleen Long is a law enforcement reporter with The Associated Press, covering the New York Police Department and courts in New York City. She has worked for the AP for more than a decade, covering national and international breaking news.
      • Louis, Errol - Adjunct Faculty, Urban Reporting
        Errol Louis is the host of NY1’s Inside City Hall, the preeminent political news show in New York City.
      • Louttit, Meghan - Adjunct Faculty, JQuery and Javascript
        Meghan Louttit is a multimedia producer at The New York Times, and the dedicated web producer for the Investigations desk. She designs and builds narrative story presentations using programming, video, audio, photography, and social media.
      • Lurie, Kathryn - Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Kathryn Lurie is a news editor for The Wall Street Journal. Before moving to New York City for graduate school, she worked for five years as a news and culture editor at Metroland, the alternative newsweekly serving the Capital Region of New York.
      • Lysak, Michael – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Michael Lysak oversees Bloomberg Radio's national network and podcasts. He has held various management positions since joining Bloomberg in 1993. He supervised the launch of Bloomberg television, as well as international Bloomberg channels in Europe and Asia. He also led the creation of web sites for Bloomberg Radio and Television.
      • Mancini, Anthony – Professor, Feature Writing
        Anthony Mancini began his journalism career at the New York Post, starting as a copy boy in college and eventually rising to become a reporter, then an editor. He has also contributed articles to numerous newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times, the Washington Post, New York, and Travel & Leisure.
      • McKenna, Christine - Adjunct Faculty, Fundamentals of Interactive Journalism
        Christine McKenna is an online editor, multimedia producer, and new media instructor. Over the past 16 years, she has produced documentary and news sites for Time magazine, PBS, the Discovery Channel, WNYC, and The Wall Street Journal, among others.
      • Mifflin, Lawrie - Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Lawrie Mifflin is a former senior editor at The New York Times, where she worked for 30 years as an editor and reporter. Most recently she was part of the digital initiatives group, where she was responsible for the newsroom-based online courses in The Times’s Knowledge Network.
      • Mifflin, Margot – Associate Professor; Co-Director, Arts & Culture Reporting
        Margot Mifflin is an author and journalist who writes about culture. She has been a contributing editor at Elle magazine and was a contributor at Entertainment Weekly throughout its first decade. She is the author of Bodies of Subversion: A Secret History of Women and Tattoo and The Blue Tattoo: The Life of Olive Oatman.
      • Miller, Monica - Adjunct Faculty, Audio Instructor
        Monica Miller is as an award-winning broadcast journalist and producer who covers current affairs for various news organizations in the five boroughs and the tri-state area. Her work can be heard on CBS Radio, NPR, WHYY, WBGO, WABC, and WOR.
      • Mirabella, Alan – Adjunct Faculty, Covering Companies
        Alan Mirabella is an editor on Bloomberg's global training team, which trains news staff on writing, standards, business, economics and finance.
      • Mitchell, Doug – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Doug is a nationally recognized media trainer, project strategist, and career coach. He is a former Knight International Press Fellow and William S. Fulbright Scholar to Chile and spent more than 21 years as a producer and director at NPR, where he still consults on diversity related projects.
      • Mitchell, Luke - Adjunct Faculty, Narrative Journalism
        Luke Mitchell is the ideas editor of Popular Science. From 2002 to 2010, he was a senior editor of Harper’s Magazine.
      • Moses, Paul – Professor, NYC Government and Politics
        Paul Moses, a veteran New York City journalist, is a professor in the Journalism Program at Brooklyn College. Before coming to CUNY in 2001, Moses served as city editor at Newsday's New York City edition.
      • Moyer, Melinda - Adjunct Faculty, In the Lab
        Melinda Wenner Moyer is a freelance science and health writer based in Brooklyn, N.Y., who focuses on the nexus of health, the environment, and policy. She has written for publications including Scientific American, Slate, Mother Jones, O: The Oprah Magazine, Glamour, Redbook, Men’s Health, and Better Homes and Gardens.
      • Murphy, Jarrett - Adjunct Faculty, Urban Social Issues
        Jarrett Murphy has been editor-in-chief of City Limits since April 2010, having served as the entities' print editor and investigations editor since early 2007. Prior to joining City Limits, Murphy worked as a metro reporter and media columnist at the Village Voice, where he ran the Power Plays political blog. From 2000 to 2004, Murphy served as a producer at CBSNews.com.
      • Muzzio, Douglas – Professor, Covering City Government and Politics
        Douglas Muzzio is the co-director of the Center for Innovation and Leadership in Government and the founder and former director of Baruch Survey Research, both at Baruch College's School of Public Affairs. He is a specialist in American public opinion, voting behavior, and city politics.
      • Navarro, Mireya - Adjunct Faculty, Urban Environmental Reporting
        Mireya Navarro, known as “Mia,” is a writer with The New York Times. Her career has included stints as Miami bureau chief and contributions to two Pulitzer-winning projects: “Portraits of Grief,” the poignant profiles of 9/11 victims, and “How Race is Lived in America,” a comprehensive look at race relations. Both
      • Nessa, Shazna - Adjunct Faculty, Presentation and Design
        Shazna Nessa is former deputy managing editor of editorial products and innovation at the Associated Press in New York. She ran an award-winning global department that created visual and interactive news content in multiple formats.
      • Nottle, Diane - Adjunct Faculty, ESL Coach
        Diane Nottle is an independent writer, editor, and educator based in Manhattan. For 20 years she was an editor at The New York Times, specializing in the arts. In that time she served as deputy editor for classical music and dance; night news editor for culture; assistant to the editor of the Weekend section; and arts editor for the Sunday regional sections.
      • Paley, Amit - Adjunct Faculty, Entrepreneurial Journalism
        Amit Paley, a financial investigative reporter for The Washington Post, broke a series of stories on loopholes, mismanagement, and lack of oversight related to the $700 billion financial bailout.
      • Pamintuan, Tina – Director, Radio Projects and Initiatives
        Tina Pamintuan began her career at National Public Radio where her favorite task was writing science and adventure scripts for Morning Edition’s Radio Expeditions. In 2001, she was part of a small team that won a Dupont-Columbia Silver Baton for the yearlong series, The Geographic Century.
      • Pool-Eckert, Marquita - Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Marquita Pool-Eckert is a former senior producer for the Peabody-Award-winning CBS News Sunday Morning broadcast. She was also a producer for The CBS Evening News with Dan Rather for 13 years, producing stories on national news, economics, politics, and international events in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Central America, and the Caribbean.
      • Prout, Linda – Professor; Director, Broadcast
        An experienced broadcast journalist, Linda Prout produces a show for CUNY TV on the ethnic media called Independent Sources. She is former director of the journalism program at City College and was a writer and producer for PBS and the Bravo network.
      • Raab, Barbara — Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast and Interactive
        Barbara Raab is senior news writer and web editor at NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams. She is part of the editorial team that shapes and writes the network evening newscast, and its video-centric web site. In addition to her television news experience, Raab is a contributor to various magazines and web sites, including NYTimes.com, Slate.com, Salon.com, and MSNBC.com.
      • Richen, Yoruba – Adjunct Faculty, Video Documentary, International Reporting Topics
        Yoruba Richen is a documentary filmmaker who has directed and produced films in the U.S. and abroad, including Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia. Her latest film, "The New Black," has received widespread support, including grants from ITVS, The Sundance Documentary Fund, Chicken & Egg, and the Jerome Foundation.
      • Robbins, Tom - Investigative Journalist in Residence, Urban: Investigative
        Tom Robbins has been a columnist and staff writer at the Village Voice, the New York Daily News, and The New York Observer. His stories on political corruption and urban issues have been cited by many organizations, including Investigative Reporters and Editors, the New York Press Club, the Deadline Club, and the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies, which gave his political columns in the Voice its top award in both 2009 and 2010.
      • Robinson, Eric - Adjunct Faculty, Legal and Ethical Issues
        Eric P. Robinson is a media attorney and journalist who teaches media law and ethics at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism and Baruch College. He was previously deputy director of the Donald W. Reynolds Center for the Courts and Media at the University of Nevada, Reno.
      • Rosenberg, Geanne – Professor, Legal and Ethical Issues
        Geanne Rosenberg, a journalist and attorney, is a professor at City University of New York’s Baruch College and CUNY’s Graduate School of Journalism and a faculty associate at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University.
      • Sacha, Bob – Multimedia Guest Editor, Video Storytelling for the Web
        Bob Sacha is an award-winning multimedia producer who also wears the hats of photographer, documentary filmmaker, and editor. He has been a staff producer at MediaStorm; a contributing photographer at National Geographic, LIFE, and Fortune magazines, and worked on assignment for magazines all over the world.
      • Schiumo, John – Adjunct Faculty, Broadcast
        Emmy Award-winning journalist John Schiumo currently hosts "The Call" on New York 1 News, the industry's first interactive newscast where viewers decide the lead story.
      • Sen, Indrani – Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Indrani Sen is a freelance writer who has written for The New York Times, the Village Voice, Saveur magazine, the Christian Science Monitor, the San Francisco Chronicle, and the theNation.com, among other publications. She is also a writer in residence and journalism teacher at Bronx Academy of Letters, a public high school.
      • Shepard, Stephen B. – Founding Dean, Professor, Journalistic Judgment
        Stephen B. Shepard, the founding dean of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, served as editor-in-chief of BusinessWeek from 1984 to 2005. Prior to that, he was senior editor for national affairs at Newsweek and editor of the Saturday Review. A City College graduate, he received the Henry Johnson Fisher Award, the magazine publishing industry’s highest honor, in 2000. His journalistic memoir, Deadlines and Disruption: The Turbulent Path From Print to Digital, was published in September 2012 by McGraw-Hill.
      • Simpson, Janice C. – Co-Director, Arts & Culture Reporting
        Janice C. Simpson spent nearly three decades at Time magazine, serving in a variety of positions that included assistant managing editor, arts editor, and deputy chief of correspondents.
      • Singleton, Malik - Adjunct Faculty, WordPress Customization
        Malik Singleton reports for City Limits' Brooklyn bureau doing local investigative stories. He is also a fellow in the CUNY J-School's 2012 Entrepreneurial Journalism program.
      • Smock, John – Adjunct Faculty, Photojournalism, Fundamentals of Interactive Journalism
        John Smock is a photojournalist who works for SIPA, a photo agency with offices in New York and in Paris, and the Associated Press. His work has appeared in many publications including The New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, and Washingtonpost.com.
      • Solomon, Gerry – Assistant Professor, Broadcast
        Gerry Solomon is acting director and visiting assistant professor of journalism at Queens College. Before he began teaching fulltime in 2004, he was copy editor and producer for CNN’s Anderson Cooper/360 and Connie Chung Tonight programs, as well as executive producer for business programs on CNNfn.
      • Stead, Deborah - Writing Coach
        Deborah Stead, a journalist for 25 years, was an editor at The New York Times, BusinessWeek magazine, and Oxygen Media. Her reporting included work overseas, chiefly in London and Moscow. She has taught journalism and English at Baruch College and other CUNY schools. From 2010 to July 2012 she was the CUNY J-School's Director of Career Services.
      • Stein, Bernard L. – Professor, Opinion Writing and News Service
        From 1978 until he joined the faculty of Hunter College in 2005, Bernard L. Stein edited The Riverdale Press, the Bronx community newspaper founded by his father. In 1998, he won the Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing.
      • Strasser, Steven – Associate Professor, Craft of Journalism, Narrative Journalism, International Reporting Topics
        Steven Strasser began his career as a reporter for The Miami Herald and went on to work as a writer and editor at Newsweek in New York and abroad. He received a National Headliner Award and three Overseas Press Club Awards for his work in the former Soviet Union, China, and Hong Kong.
      • Styczynski, Jack – Adjunct Faculty, Craft/Research
        Jack Styczynski has been a researcher since 1995 at NBC News, The New York Times, and People magazine, filling information requests for reporters and other staff and training them to “help themselves.” He also does some sports writing and has won three United States Basketball Writers Association awards.
      • Surowicz, Simon - Adjuct Faculty, Video Storytelling for the Web
        Simon Surowicz is an award-winning multimedia producer with more than 25 years of experience in broadcast news. He has worked at NBC News, CBS News' "60 Minutes," and ABC News' Investigative Unit with Brian Ross.
      • Svoboda, Wayne – Associate Professor; Director of Reporting and Writing
        Wayne Svoboda has been director of the journalism program at CUNY’s Queens College, east coast correspondent for Time magazine, and Africa editor at The Economist of London. He is a Fulbright Scholar who has taught in Russia and the Czech Republic.
      • Thornton, Angela - Adjunct Faculty, Craft/Research
        Angela Thornton is the director of the Research Center at Time magazine. She holds a Master of Library and Information Science from Columbia University's School of Library Services, and the Bachelor of Arts from John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
      • Trinh, Lan - Adjunct Faculty, Fundamentals of Multimedia Storytelling
        Lan Trinh is a multilingual TV producer, journalist, and writer. She has worked in news, documentaries, and entertainment for network and cable in the U.S. and Asia, including STAR TV in Hong Kong and ABC News in Hong Kong, China, and New York.
      • Tsiantar, Dody – Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Dody Tsiantar is a freelance reporter and editor who until June, 2006, was senior business reporter at Time magazine, covering the advertising, beauty, retail and travel industries. She began her career as a special correspondent at The Washington Post in 1983 and later worked as a business reporter and associate editor for Newsweek.
      • Tumposky, Ellen - Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Ellen Tumposky is an editor on the New York Daily News city desk. For more than a decade, she was a London-based correspondent covering breaking news and arts and entertainment for U.S. publications including USA Today, The News, and People magazine.
      • Varadarajan, Tunku - Adjunct Faculty, International Reporting
        Tunku Varadarajan is editor of Newsweek Global, the all-digital title that replaces Newsweek’s print edition at the end of 2012. He previously served as editor of Newsweek International.
      • Watson, Judith – Associate Dean, Associate Professor
        Judith Watson is former New York bureau chief of United Press International who served as special assistant to CUNY Chancellor Matthew Goldstein overseeing new projects for The City University of New York. Watson has worked as a columnist, reporter, and print and broadcast editor.
      • Weaver, Mary Anne – Adjunct Faculty, International Reporting
        Mary Anne Weaver was a Fellow at CUNY’s Leon Levy Center for Biography (2008-2009) and is the author of Pakistan: In the Shadow of Jihad and Afghanistan (newly titled, in 2010, Pakistan: Deep Inside the World’s Most Frightening State) and A Portrait of Egypt: A Journey Through the World of Militant Islam.
      • Williams, Robert – Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Robert Williams works as a copy editor at the Asbury Park Press in Neptune, N.J. He previously worked as a reporter and copy editor at the Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J.
      • Williston, Scotti – Senior Producer in Residence, News Service
        Scotti Williston has worked both in front of the lens as a reporter for WPIX-TV, NYC, and behind the camera as a producer around the world. She has been an independent producer and consultant for NBC News, WNET/PBS (NYC), POP TV (Slovenia), and Shanghai Media Group-Dragon TV (China), among others.
      • Wilson, Charles – Adjunct Faculty, Craft of Journalism
        Charles Wilson, a research editor for The New York Times Magazine, is the coauthor of two books: Chew On This, with Eric Schlosser, a bestselling book for young readers about the fast-food industry, and The Good Food Revolution, written with the MacArthur award-winning urban farmer Will Allen.
      • Woo, Wonbo – Broadcast Coach
        Wonbo Woo is an Emmy Award-winning producer for the NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, where he writes, edits, and produces news and feature stories. He joined NBC News in March 2012 after more than a decade at ABC's Nightline and World News with Diane Sawyer, Charles Gibson, and Peter Jennings.