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On September 23, Columbia University President Lee Bollinger named a 30-person Task Force to examine the future direction of the Graduate School of Journalism. Bollinger said he would chair the group. The members are:
Ken Auletta, Media Critic, The New Yorker
Vincent Blasi, Professor of Law, Columbia University
Lou Boccardi, President and CEO, Associated Press
Alan Brinkley, Professor of History, Columbia University
Jim Carey, Professor of Journalism, Columbia University
Charles Eisendrath, Director of the Michigan Journalism Fellows
Sig Gissler, Professor of Journalism, Columbia University
Todd Gitlin, Professor of Journalism, Columbia University
Vartan Gregorian, President of the Carnegie Corporation
Allison Hoffman, graduate student, the Graduate School of Journalism
Karen Elliot House, Publisher of the Wall Street Journal
Gwenn Ifill, Correspondent, The News Hour with Jim Lehrer
Judith Jones, Professor of Public Health, Columbia University
Nick Lemann, Washington Correspondent, The New Yorker
Anthony Marx, Professor of Political Science, Columbia University
Sylvia Nasar, Professor of Business Journalism, Columbia University
Victor Navasky, Professor of Journalism, Columbia University
Michael Oreskes, Assistant Managing Editor, New York Times
Clarence Page, Columnist, Chicago Tribune
Lydia Polgreen, Reporter, New York Times
Anna Quindlen, Columnist, Newsweek, and novelist
Gene Roberts, Professor of Journalism, University of Maryland
Tom Rosenstiel, Director of the Project for Excellence in Journalism
Steve Shepard, Editor in Chief, Business Week
Claire Shipman, Correspondent, ABC News
Susan Spencer, Correspondent, CBS News
Rick Smith, Chairman & CEO, Newsweek
Omar Wasow, Executive Director, Black Planet.com
Bob Woodward, Assistant Managing Editor, Washington Post
The ex-officio members:
Jonathan Cole, Provost, Columbia University
David Klatell, Acting Dean, Graduate School of Journalism,
Columbia University
Sam Freedman, Interim Associate Dean, Graduate School of
Journalism, Columbia University
June Massell, Vice President, Communications & External
Affairs, Columbia University
