Journalism Internships Fair
Sanford School of Public PolicyDuke students will share their experiences finding and completing media internships!
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“Documenting Trump” | Lunch with filmmaker Michael Kirk
Sanford School of Public PolicyPlease RSVP to join a lunchtime discussion on Monday, October 22 with award-winning filmmaker Michael Kirk, director and co-writer of the recent PBS documentary “Trump’s Showdown.” Since 2016, Kirk has made six films for the PBS series Frontline about Donald Trump and the Trump presidency. Monday’s discussion will be led by Professor Philip Bennett and … Continued
Journalist John Carreyrou ’94, on “Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley startup”
McClendon Auditorium at Fuqua School of BusinessJoin us for a discussion with author John Carreyrou T'94, an investigative reporter with the Wall Street Journal. Carreyrou will discuss his reporting on the rise and fall of the blood-testing firm Theranos. It’s a fascinating tale of Silicon Valley ambition and deceit – and the great journalism that uncovered the truth. The Regulator bookstore … Continued
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2019 Ewing Lecture on Media Ethics, Chuck Todd of NBC News, Meet the Press
Penn Pavilion 107 Union Drive, Durham, NC, United StatesThe DeWitt Wallace Center will be hosting the 2019 Ewing Lecture on Ethics in Media, with speaker Chuck Todd, the NBC News political director and host of "Meet the Press." The Ewing Lecture will include a conversation between Chuck Todd and Knight Professor Bill Adair on "Defending Journalism," followed by a Q&A with the audience. … Continued
36 Hours@Duke, Journalism Edition
Please RSVP for location36 Hours is a Sanford School of Public Policy project that brings Duke faculty, alumni, and students together to participate in policy-themed workshops. In February, 36 Hours-The Journalism Edition will be co-hosted by the DeWitt Wallace Center. Alum and student journalists will join in conversations showcasing innovative work, considering the state of local … Continued
Peter Applebome and Dan Barry | Lunch with 2 NYT columnists
Please RSVP for locationThe DeWitt Wallace Center is honored to host two veteran New York Times columnists, and longtime chroniclers of American Life- Dan Barry and Peter Applebome! We have a few spots available. RSVP if you’d like to join a small group lunch on Thursday, February 21, at noon. Dan Barry, columnist and reporter, author of “This … Continued
‘Investigating Power’ lunch talk w/Tim Golden, ProPublica
Sanford School of Public PolicyPlease contact shelley.stonecipher@duke.edu if you are interested in attending. Tim Golden is a journalist and filmmaker who is editor at large at ProPublica. After the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, he did groundbreaking reporting at The New York Times about secret U.S. detention and interrogation practices. During two decades at The Times, he was an … Continued
Lessons of a Libel Suit: A Conversation about the Rolling Stone Article “A Rape on Campus”
For more information and to RSVP contact Fantasia Harvey at fantasia.harvey@duke.edu for location. Nicole Eramo, University of Virginia, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs will be in attendance. <!-- ><!--><!-- ><!--> <!-- ><!--><!-- ><!-->
2019 Journalism Awards Dinner
For more information about the dinner, please contact Shelley Stonecipher at sls43@duke.edu. Futrell Award For outstanding achievement in communication and journalism by a Duke alum Susan Taylor Martin ‘71 The Futrell Award Melcher Award For overall excellence in journalism by Duke undergraduate students Julia Donheiser '19 (1) and Riley Griffin '18 (1) Elizabeth … Continued
Blue Devil Days Spring 2019- Day 1
Welcome Class of 2023! We are excited for newly admitted students to join the Duke University family. On Friday, April 19, 2019 please stop by our table at the Hall of Honor in Cameron Indoor Stadium to pick up some swag, meet students, professors and learn about opportunities in journalism! For more information about Blue … Continued