Professional Bio
Funded (primarily) by NPR member stations, colleges, and universities around the United States, the "Next Generation Radio Project" is an audio-focused, digital-first multimedia project. Founded in 2000, this program has been finding, training, and mentoring early-stage journalists and working professionals interested in storytelling and journalism. Each project has 5-6 reporting teams, with each participant paired 1:1 with a professional journalist/mentor for a five-day, highly intensive digital media sprint. Since 2013, we have had more than 400 alumni, many of whom you will hear on NPR and NPR member stations as well as other media platforms.
Also, Doug is the Chair of the National Advisory Board for the Center for Collaborative Journalism at Mercer University and a member of the Board of Trustees for the American Press Institute, based in Washington, DC.
Also, Doug is the Chair of the National Advisory Board for the Center for Collaborative Journalism at Mercer University and a member of the Board of Trustees for the American Press Institute, based in Washington, DC.
Company
National Public Radio
Supporter
Education:
Oklahoma State University 1986
BS, Radio-Television-Film
Awards:
1997 Knight International Press Fellow
2007 Fulbright Senior Specialist
2009 Leo C. Lee Award
2019 NPR Diversity Award
2020 ONA Community Award
Job Role
Outside of the newsroom
Current Editor Corps
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