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10 Journalism Educators Who Made the Grade Newspro Readers and Other Media professionals Single Out Special Academicians By Dinah Eng Great journalists are taught by great teachers. To recognize some of the nation’s best journalism educators, NewsPro asked readers and other media professionals to nominate an outstanding academician. Our list of honorees includes professors, department chairs and directors of media centers from universities, large and small. In alphabetical order, here are some of the educators who have garnered accolades for their outstanding work. WIllIAM F. BAkER Director, Bernard L. Schwartz Center for Media, Public Policy and Education and Claudio Aquaviva Chair and Journalist-In-Residence Fordham University Leading with kindness was cited as one of the attributes most admired in Bill Baker, director of the Bernard L. Schwartz Center for Media, Public Policy and Education at Fordham University, where he is also the Claudio Aquaviva Chair and Journalist-in-Residence. Baker was nominated for “his strong ability to engage and inspire each student … [and being the embodiment of ] a truly gifted, kind and noteworthy educator.” Prior to joining Fordham, Baker served as the president of Educational Broadcasting Corp. University of Oklahoma - 1/3 page, B&W and WNET/PBS in New York for 21 years. He also served as president of Westinghouse Television and chairman of Group W Satellite Communications. Among many accolades, he has won seven Emmy Awards and two duPont-Columbia Journalism awards, and was named to the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Management Hall of Fame and the Broadcasting and Cable Hall of Fame. continued on page 18 16 | January 2017 | NewsPro
NOTABLE JOURNALISM EDUCATOR Dr. Deborah Wenger, University of Mississippi On the occasion of this well deserved recognition, we at the Meek School of Journalism and New Media salute Deborah Wenger and wish her the very best in her future endeavors.
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