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As we move toward the end of the academic year at Fresno State and look ahead to the commencement ceremonies on May 15 and 16, I’ve been taking stock of my work this year as a college journalism instructor.
That reflection naturally return...
On a warm spring evening last week, journalists, students, and educators gathered at Fresno State to celebrate both the craft and the purpose of journalism. Veterans of the field met with the next generation, creating space for conversation...
The other day, students in my advanced news reporting class at Fresno State found themselves in a lively discussion about the First Amendment to the United States Constitution after I challenged them to name the five freedoms that it guaran...
It may sound ironic, but the very people entrusted with maintaining public records are often the first to argue for keeping them private. The government offices that are supposed to safeguard transparency can become the places where access...
Few institutions face greater strain today than traditional journalism. After a half-century in the field, I fear deeply for its future. This marks a profound shift for me because I have always tried to see the journalism glass as half full...
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Veteran reporter and editor committed to shaping the next generation of journalists as a journalism instructor and director of the Institute for Media & Public Trust at Fresno State. Also trains newsroom leaders to strengthen journalism skills.
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