About Us
Columbia Journalism Review is published by the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
- Dean
- Nicholas Lemann
- Chairman
- Victor Navasky
- Vice Chairman
- Peter Osnos
- Executive Editor
- Mike Hoyt
- Managing Editor/Print
- Brent Cunningham
- Managing Editor/Web
- Justin Peters
- Associate Editor/Copy Manager
- Tom ONeill
- Editor At Large
- James Marcus
- Assistant Editors
- Katia Bachko, Jane Kim
- Staff Writers
- Liz Cox Barrett, Curtis Brainard, Ryan Chittum, Megan Garber, Clint Hendler, Elinore Longobardi, Dean Starkman (Kingsford Capital Fellow)
- West Coast Editor
- Tom Goldstein
- Contributing Editors
- James Boylan, Christopher Hanson, Neil Hickey, Julia Klein, Trudy Lieberman, Robert Love, Michael Massing, Judith Matloff, Douglas McCollam, Bruce Porter, Cristine Russell, Michael Shapiro, Scott Sherman, Eric Umansky
- Interns
- Katherine Bagley (Science), Sara Germano, Peter Kollmann, Megan McGinley, Christopher Morris-Lent
- Design
- Point Five, NY: Alissa Levin, Benjamin Levine, Nathan Eames
- Web site Development
- Michael Murphy
- Publisher
- Evan Cornog
- Deputy Publisher
- Dennis Giza
- Director of Strategic Initiatives
- Janine Jaquet
- Advertising Director
- Louisa Kearney
- Book Advertising
- Allston-Cherry, Ltd: Perry Janoski
- Business Assistant
- Kathleen Brow
- Major Donors
- The Ford Foundation, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Open Society Institute, James H. Ottoway Jr.
- Donors
- Cabot Family Charitable Trust
Columbia Journalism Review (USPS 0804-780) (ISSN 0010-194X) is published bimonthly.
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