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La Escuela de Periodismo Reynolds reduce a cuatro candidatos para el nuevo decano

by Jaqueline Lopez
November 18, 2023
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The Reynolds School of Journalism as seen from the south. Spanish translation: La Escuela de Periodismo Reynolds vista desde el sur.

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Después de ocupar el puesto de decano en la Escuela de Periodismo Reynolds y convertirse en un miembro querido de la comunidad del campus, Al Stavitsky, decano de la Escuela de Periodismo Reynolds, anunció que renunciaría a su puesto actual en febrero de 2023. Stavitsky ha ocupado el puesto desde 2012, sin embargo, permanecerá en la universidad como miembro de la facultad.

“Mi tiempo como decano en la Escuela Reynolds ha sido la experiencia más gratificante en mis más de 30 años de educación superior”, dice Stavitsky. “Ahora estoy ansioso por volver a la enseñanza y a mi investigación en el próximo capítulo de mi carrera”. 

Desde entonces, se ha estado buscando un decano nuevo para la Escuela Reynolds, ya que se ha reducido a cuatro candidatos 一 Mark Horvit, Aaron Cimbel, Jessica Retis, and Gi W. Yun. La mesa directiva votará quien sería el nuevo decano, y se espera que la decisión se anuncie a finales del semestre de otoño de 2023.

Aprenda más sobre cada candidato a continuación:

Mark Horvit

Mark Horvit en este momento es un profesor de la universidad de Missouri en Colombia, pero también preside la facultad de Profesiones Periodísticas. Él enseña periodismo de investigación y es director del Programa de Informes del Gobierno Estatal de la escuela.

Anteriormente, Horvit mantuvo el puesto de director ejecutivo en Reporteros y Editores de Investigación y el Instituto Nacional de Periodismo Asistido por Computadora. Durante su tiempo, él impartió entretenimientos en periodismo investigativo y periodismo de datos a nivel mundial. Antes de su papel en Reporteros y Editores de Investigación, Horvit tuvo una carrera de 20 años en periodismo como reportero y editor en ciudades como Corpus Christi, Texas, Fort Worth, Texas, Columbia, Mo. y Charlotte, N.C.

Aaron Chimbel

Aaron Cimbel en este momento es el decano y profesor en la Escuela de Comunicaciones Jandoli en la Universidad de St. Bonaventure. Se especializa en periodismo en video y digital y anteriormente dio clases de periodismo en el Colegio de Comunicaciones Schieffer en la Universidad de Texas Christian.

Antes de dar clases en periodismo de tiempo completo, trabajó como periodista para las noticias de WFAA-TV en Dallas-Fort Worth y KWTX-TV en Waco, Texas y como productor en las Noticias de Cable de Texas. También ha producido dos documentales. Durante su tiempo con WFAA-TV, recibió muchos premios incluyendo cinco Premios Emmy de Medios Avanzados.

Jessica Retis

Jessica Retis ha sido la directora de la Escuela de Periodismo en la Universidad de Arizona desde el año 2022. También es directora del Programa de Maestría en Periodismo Bilingüe. Retis luego a ser un reconocido docente en los EE.UU y al extranjero por sus entrenamientos académicos internacionales. 

Retis trabajo como periodista en Perú, México y España por más de dos décadas, donde trabajó para diversos medios de comunicación impresos y audiovisuales. Retis tiene más de tres décadas de experiencia de enseñanza en universidades en los Estados Unidos, México, y España. Enseñó una amplia gama de cursos en niveles de pregrado y posgrado en la Universidad Estatal de California Northridge en ambos inglés y español. 

Gi W. Yun

Gi W. Yun en este momento es el decano adjunto y un profesor en la Escuela de Reynolds y el único candidato interno para ser decano. Su investigación se enfoca en aspectos psicológicos sociales de los medios y la comunicación.

Entre los años de 2016 a 2021, él fue director en el Centro de Estudios Avanzados de Medios de Comunicación en la universidad. Antes de unirse a la Universidad, Yun era profesor en la Universidad de Bowling Green State por 13 años. Los proyectos de Yun implicó temas tales como publicidad de la salud en los medios locales, sesgo de máquina en la producción y el consumo de información, y establecimiento de la agenda de los medios locales sobre las historias de inmigración. 

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