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Great Global Crises Boot Camp, Spring 2007

Tuesday, March 20, 2007 - Friday, March 23, 2007

 

It's time for a new beat in science journalism -- great global science issues. This boot camp is designed to encourage you to pioneer this important, complex beat.
 
Many journalists cover the topics we'll review during the Boot Camp -- global warming, for example, or sustainable energy, or global health -- but usually as separate phenomena. However, these and several other issues are interlocked. You can't really cover one without acknowledging and understanding the links to the others.
 
To help reporters, editors and producers make sense of all this, MIT's Knight Science Journalism Fellowships is offering a four-day course on some of the greatest global science issues. This will be an intensive course -- all day every day -- devoted primarily to lectures and discussions. Just 12 journalists will be admitted through a competition to join the 12 Knight Fellows already in residence at MIT.

People Attending this Bootcamp

Adam Aston
Editor, Energy and Environment , BusinessWeek
Molly Bentley
Independent Radio Producer , SETI
Seth Borenstein
Science Writer , The Associated Press
Kelly Crowe
National TV Correspondent , Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Christy George
Producer / Host , Oregon Public Broadcasting
Thomas Hayden
Freelance Journalist
Eli Kintisch
Writer , Science Magazine
Susan Moran
Freelance/adjunt journalism instructor , Freelance/University of Colorado, Boulder
Michelle Nijhuis
Freelance Journalist , Paonia, Colorado
Tom Paulson
Reporter
Angela Posada-Swafford
US Correspondent , Muy Interesante magazine
Alexandra Witze
Chief of Correspondents - America , Nature Magazine