Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University

Institute News

boluda spawn 350 Recent graduate Anna Boluda's documentary Queer Spawn to air on thirteen/WNET in June
June 15, 2006

Recent graduate Anna Boluda's documentary Queer Spawn will be broadcast in June on channel thirteen/WNET during the June LGBT Pride programming. It is scheduled for June 15th at 10.30pm.
Evelyn Hernandez Named Nieman Fellow at Harvard
June 01, 2006

Prof. Evelyn Hernandez is one of twenty-eight U.S. and international journalists named to the 69th class of Nieman Fellows at Harvard University. Prof. Hernandez teaches both graduate and undergraduate courses in the Department, and is the opinion page editor of El Diario/La Prensa.
New Faculty: A Welcome to Yvonne Latty
June 01, 2006

The Faculty of the Department of Journalism is pleased to welcome Yvonne Latty, reporter and author, as a Clinical Associate Professor, starting in the Fall of 2006. Prof. Latty will be teaching Journalistic Inquiry and graduate level Writing, Research and Reporting classes.
sjacob dc award1 Scarlet Letter Wins Two Deadline Club Awards
May 01, 2006

Graduate student Sarah Jacob's documentary The Scarlet Letter has won two Deadline Club awards from the NYC Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. The awards are scholarships for academic journalistic achievement. The Scarlet Letter explores the phenomenon of acid attacks against women in India.
Alum wins 2006 ASNE Jesse Laventhol Prize for Deadline News Reporting by an Individual
April 01, 2006

NYU Journalism alum John Simerman ('94) is the 2006 recipient of ASNE's Jesse Laventhol Prize for Deadline News Reporting by an Individual. Simerman, a reporter at the Contra Costa Times, wrote his prize-winning story "bleary-eyed" at 3am after having witnessed the midnight execution of Stanley "Tookie" Williams at San Quentin...
Darwin, "Design" and the Reporter's Dilemma
March 29, 2006

Listen to the recent discussion hosted by the Department, featuring a leader of the ID movement, one of his most prominent critics, and the national religion correspondent from The New York Times.
Seeking candidates to hire as adjuncts for the Fall 2006 Foundations of Journalism
March 26, 2006

The Department of Journalism is seeking six superb candidates to hire as adjuncts in Fall 2006 to work with Prof. Brooke Kroeger in teaching the large undergraduate gateway lecture, Foundations of Journalism.
Info Sessions for the New Undergraduate Curriculum
February 27, 2006

We have scheduled three informational sessions to explain our exciting new journalism curriculum to you. All meetings will be held in the atrium of 10 Washington Place. Please do your best to make it to one of these gatherings.
Undergraduate Adivising Information
February 01, 2006

Note: it's always best to send an email or call ahead so your advisor will be expecting you.