Organizational affiliations
of non-academic members are listed only for identification
purposes.
NATIONAL
ADVISORY BOARD
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Rudy
Abramson, chair, Reston, Va.;
author; former correspondent, Los Angeles Times
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Noah
Adams, national correspondent, National Public
Radio
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Tom
Bethell, independent journalist, Editorial Services,
Washington, D.C.
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Julia
Bonds, organizer/director, Coal River Mountain
Watch, Whitesville, W.Va.
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James
Branscome, Standard & Poor's equity research
managing director, McGraw-Hill Cos.
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Jim
Clinton, executive director, Southern Growth Policies
Board
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Dee
Davis, president, Center for Rural Strategies,
Whitesburg, Ky.
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Dr.
Ron Eller, University of Kentucky historian; former
director UK Appalachian Center; co-principal investigator on
rural journalism initiative
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Ben
Gish, editor, The Mountain Eagle, Whitesburg,
Ky.
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William
Greider, national affairs correspondent, The
Nation; author, Who Will Tell the People?
and The Education of David Stockman and other
books
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Ferrel
Guillory, director, Program on Southern Politics,
Media and Public Life, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill; formerly of Raleigh News
and Observer
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Nancy
Green, vice president, Lee Enterprises; publisher,
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier.
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Peter
Hille, executive director, The Brushy Fork Institute,
Berea, Ky.
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Alex
Jones, director, Joan Shorenstein Center on the
Press, Politics and Public Policy, Kennedy School of Government,
Harvard University
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Tim
Kelly, publisher, Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader
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Beverly
Kirk,
anchor, News Channel 8 (WJLA-TV), Arlington, VA.verly
Kirk
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William Leonard, dean, Wake Forest University Divinity
School, Winston-Salem, N.C.
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Alan
Lowe, executive director, Howard Baker Center,
University of Tennessee-Knoxville
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Pam
Luecke, Donald W. Reynolds Professor of Business
Journalism, Washington and Lee University,
Lexington, Va.
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Rita
Ray, executive director,
West Virginia Public Broadcasting, Charleston
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Jamie
Ross, producer and
co-writer, James Agee Film Project, Charlottesville, Va.
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Virgil
Smith, president and
publisher, Asheville (N.C.) Citizen-Times
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James
D. Squires, Versailles,
Ky., horse breeder; former editor, Chicago Tribune,
and author, Read All About It: The Corporate Takeover
of America's Newspapers, and other books
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Robert Turner , executive
director, Southern Man and the Biosphere Project, Knoxville
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Jesse
White, director, Office
of Economic and Business Development, University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill; former federal co-chairman, Appalachian Regional
Commission
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Jill
Wilson,
President, West Virginia Humanities Council, Cottageville, W.
Va.
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Dr.
Carl Zipper, director,
Powell River Project on reclamation, Virginia Tech University
STEERING
COMMITTEE
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Al
Smith, chair, host of "Comment
on Kentucky;" former owner and editor of Kentucky and Tennessee
newspapers; former Appalachian Regional Commission federal co-chair
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Marie
Cirillo, Clearfork Community Collaborative and
What on Earth, Eagan, Tenn.
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Judy
Jones Owens , former director of the University
of Kentucky Center for Rural Health and former Eastern Kentucky
reporter for The Courier-Journal and Lexington
Herald-Leader
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Dr.
Roy Moore, professor of journalism and director,
First Amendment Center, University of Kentucky;
lawyer; media law author; co-principal investigator on rural
journalism initiative
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Renee
Shaw, producer for Kentucky Educational Television
and associate producer of weekly "Comment on Kentucky"
public-affairs program
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- Paul
Wesslund,
vice president for communications, Kentucky Association of Electric
Cooperatives, and editor, Kentucky Living magazine
Institutional Collaborators (part of Steering Committee)
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Dr.
Beth Barnes, director, School of Journalism and
Telecommunications, College of Communications and Information
Studies, University of Kentucky, Lexington
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Dr.
Paul Ashdown, professor, School of Journalism and
Electronic Media, College of Communication and Information,
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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Dr.
Corley F. Dennison III, dean, W. Page Pitt School
of Journalism and Mass Communications, Marshall University,
Huntington, W. Va.
- Kent
Flanagan, journalist in residence, Middle
Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, and former
Nashville bureau chief of The Associated Press
- Dr.
David O. Loomis, assistant professor of journalism,
Indiana University of Pennyslvania, Indiana,
Pa.
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Dr.
Jack Mooney, journalism division head, Department
of Communication, East Tennessee State University,
Johnson City
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Dr.
Maryanne Reed, acting dean, Perley
Isaac Reed School of Journalism, West Virginia University,
Morgantown
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Bill
Reader, assistant professor, E.W. Scripps School
of Journalism, Ohio University, Athens; formerly
of the Centre Daily Times in State College, Pa.
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Dr.
Stuart Towns, chairman, Department of Mass Communications,
Southeast Missouri State University, Cape Girardeau,
Mo.
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Dr.
Glenda Treadaway, interim chair, Department of
Communication, Appalachian State University,
Boone, N.C.
- Chris
Waddle, director, Knight Community Journalism Fellows,
University of Alabama
- Paul
Wesslund,
vice president for communications, Kentucky Association of Electric
Cooperatives, and editor, Kentucky Living magazine
Institute
Director: Al Cross, columnist and former political
writer and for The Courier-Journal; past president,
Society of Professional Journalists; charter member, IRJCI
advisory committee (Read
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