5 Chapter 1 Stephen Wang, New York University Stephen Wang’s Profile Name Wang, Stephen Gender Female Undergraduate BA, Department of Journalism, Fudan University, 1999 Scores GRE: V620 Q790 A740, TOEFL 647, TWE: 4.0, GPA: 3.6 Employment Business Reporter, an English la
Iraki XN, Resume X. N. Iraki, PhD Objective To Inspire and Guide the Next Generation Through Teaching, Research and Service to Humanity Education Sept 2014-April 2015: Fellow in Global Journalism, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto, CANADA. January 2014: Competition Policy, course hosted by
However, visual journalism has a history of incorporating informative and well-designed graphics that attract readers’ attention without distracting from the data. Although little work has been done on understanding these techniques from an academic perspective, interest in the area is growing. 8 But
The lack of women in the media is paralleled by the scarcity of women in charge of media. Only about 5% of television writers, executives, and producers are women (Lichter, Lichter,& Rothman, 1986). Ironically, while two- thirds of journalism graduates are women, they make up less tha
Each group member should choose a story to write, keeping in mind Ms. Levy’s ethical rules of journalism. Make sure you’ve chosen diverse content in various styles and formats that showcases your group’s personalities! 2. Hena Khan’s novel is inspired by Louisa May Alcott’s 1868 novel Little
INTO THIN AIR “A book that offers readers the emotional immediacy of a survivor’s testament as well as the precision, detail, and quest for accuracy of a great piece of journalism.… It is impossible to read this book unmoved.” —ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY “Brilliant, haunting.… This is
