Tom Yulsman, who joined the Center for Environmental Journalism as deputy director in 1996, will now be co-director of the program with Len Ackland, who has directed the CEJ since its 1992 founding. Each will take primary responsibility for current CEJ programs and initiatives while continuing to collaborate on overall activities. For example, Yulsman will run the Scripps Howard Institute on the Environment and will take the lead in seeking new funding opportunities and developing student programs. Ackland will be in charge of the Ted Scripps Fellowships in Environmental Journalism and a new initiative called the Nuclear West Project. The Center for Environmental Journalism has accomplished a lot during its 10-plus years of existence and hopes to do much more in the future. This leadership restructuring is intended to help accomplish this.
Tuesday, April 1, 2003
Yulsman named co-director of CEJ with Len Ackland
Tom Yulsman, who joined the Center for Environmental Journalism as deputy director in 1996, will now be co-director of the program with Len Ackland, who has directed the CEJ since its 1992 founding. Each will take primary responsibility for current CEJ programs and initiatives while continuing to collaborate on overall activities. For example, Yulsman will run the Scripps Howard Institute on the Environment and will take the lead in seeking new funding opportunities and developing student programs. Ackland will be in charge of the Ted Scripps Fellowships in Environmental Journalism and a new initiative called the Nuclear West Project. The Center for Environmental Journalism has accomplished a lot during its 10-plus years of existence and hopes to do much more in the future. This leadership restructuring is intended to help accomplish this.
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