Educational Background Academic/Professional Work
Patrick DavisonJulian Scheer Professor of Visual CommunicationUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillEducational Background-Master of Arts, Multimedia emphasis, Ohio University, 2001, Knight Fellow-Bachelor of Journalism, Photojournalism emphasis, University of Missouri, 1987-Associate in General Studies, Colorado Mountain College, 1985-Associate in Applied Science, Photography, Colorado Mountain College, 1984Academic/Professional Work Experience- Professor, School of Media and Journalism, University of North Carolina, 2014-present- Associate Professor, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of NorthCarolina, 2007-2014- Assistant Professor, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of NorthCarolina, 2001-2007-Director of Documentary Projects, School of Media and Journalism, University of NorthCarolina, 2008-present-Fulbright Scholar to Japan, Journalism/Filmmaking, 2014-2015-Fellow, Center for Galapagos Studies, 2009-present, UNC-CH-Affiliate faculty, Institute for the Environment, 2002-present, UNC-CH-Affiliate Faculty, Curriculum in Global Studies, 2008-present, UNC-CH-Photojournalist, Rocky Mountain News, 1996-2001-Photojournalist, The Dallas Morning News, 1993-1996-Photojournalist, The Pittsburgh Press, 1990-1992-Photojournalist, The Albuquerque Tribune, 1988-1990Selected PublicationsAs a tenured professor in UNC's professional tenure track, I am expected to produce professionalmedia rather than academic publications. My publications are un-refereed, but many have won topjournalism awards. My work is focused on producing online multimedia projects in-state andabroad, and my specialty is in short form documentary films. The projects are collaborative andinterdisciplinary, as we often work with international universities and other UNC centers.As executive producer, producer, and story editor for these projects, I conceive the project, drive thecontent focus, guide the selection and development of stories in multiple mediums, help edit films,supervise a team of professional coaches, and supervise student teams. Some of these projectsrequire more than an academic year commitment and could be compared to producing a televisionshow, a documentary film, or a book.1
International Multimedia Websites (2008-present)ROLE: Executive Producer, Producer, and Story EditorPLEASE NOTE-PRE-2013 SITES ARE TEMPORARILY OFFLINE FOR MIGRATION TO UNCSERVERS.Aftermathhttps://aftermath.unc.edu/ San Juan, Puerto Rico, 2018, 5 documentary shorts, 5 long-form textstories, 360º video, motion and information graphics, interactive features and design.Aftermath explores Puerto Rico’s recovery from Hurricanes Maria and Isabel.-Cuba’s New Wavehttps://cubasnewwave.unc.edu/ Havana, Cuba, 2017, 5 documentary shorts, 5 long-form textstories, 360º video, motion and information graphics, interactive features and design.Cuba’s New Wave explores changes in Cuba through the eyes of the youth.-Undercurrent 2016http://undercurrent360.com/ Bocas del Toro, Panama, 2016, 5 documentary shorts, 360º video,motion and information graphics, interactive features, text stories and design.Undercurrent explores the degradation of the marine environment and its relationship to thesociety and culture. Produced in collaboration with UNC Marine Science.-Raising the Scorehttp://raisingthescore.org/, Malawi, 2015, 13 short documentaries, text and interactives. (Role:Story coach only. I joined the team in Malawi from my Fulbright in Japan)-Living Galapagos 2013http://livinggalapagos.org Galapagos Islands, Ecuador, 2013, 40 documentary shorts, motiongraphics, information graphics, panoramic photos, and multiple interactive features.This is the current edition of an ongoing project, Living Galapagos, with new content fromIsabela Island. Updated and revised website also includes content from 2009 and 2012 projects.-Living Galapagos 2012http://livinggalapagos.org Galapagos Islands, Ecuador, 2012, 10 documentary videos, motiongraphics, information graphics, panoramic photos, multiple interactive features.This is the 2012 edition of the ongoing project, Living Galapagos, with content from SanCristobal Island. Produced in collaboration with the UNC Center for Galapagos Studies and theGalapagos Academic Institute of the Arts and Sciences.-Reframing Mexicowww.reframingmexico.org, Mexico City 2011, 13 mixed media videos, motion graphics, infographics, panoramic photos, time lapse features, multiple interactive features. Produced incollaboration with Monterrey Tec University.-Now What, Argentina?www.nowwhatargentina.org Buenos Aires, 2010, 19 mixed media videos, motion graphics, infographics, panoramic photos, time lapse features, multiple interactive features. Produced incollaboration with Universidad Catolica de Argentina.2
-Living Galapagos 2009http://livinggalapagos.web2.jomc.unc.edu/2009/ Galapagos Islands, Ecuador, 2009, 21 mixedmedia videos, motion graphics, info graphics panoramic photos, time lapse features, multipleinteractive features. The original Living Galapagos project in collaboration with UNC Center forGalapagos Studies and University San Francisco de Quito.-Andaman Risinghttp://andamanrising.mj.unc.edu/ Phang Nga, Thailand, 2008, 14 Mixed media videos, 3dgraphics, animated info graphics, multiple interactive features.International Multimedia Websites, (2002-2008)ROLE: Director of Photography, Story coachAs the director of photography, I was responsible for story planning, assigning, troubleshooting andediting. As a story coach, I was responsible for working with students during the shooting, editingand production of their stories on location. Worked with a team of producers, editors andprogrammers.The Ancient Way, http://theancientway.jomc.unc.edu, Galicia, Spain, 2005, 11 audio slide shows,Chiloe Stories, http://www.chiloestories.org, Chiloe, Chile 2004, 11 audio slide shows,interactivesTen Years On, http://www.tenyearson.org, Grahamstown, South Africa, 2003, 11 audio slideshows, interactivesEnd of the Road, http://endoftheroad.jomc.unc.edu/, Patagonia, Chile, 2003, 18 audio slideshows, interactivesA Living Stage, http://www.alivingstage.org, Grahamstown, South Africa, 2002, 12 audio slideshows, interactivesDomestic Multimedia WebsitesROLE: Executive Producer, Producer, and Editor- Catawba CallingCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, https://carolinaphotojournalism.unc.edu2018, Hickory, NC, 16 short documentary videos, text, still photos- River ReflectionsCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, https://carolinaphotojournalism.unc.edu2017, Elizabeth City, NC, 17 short documentary videos- Mountain LoreCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, https://carolinaphotojournalism.unc.edu/2016/2016, Sylva, NC, 13 short documentary videos- Rooted in the RapidsCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, 15, Roanoke Rapids, NC, 15 short documentary videos3
- Edge of the SoundCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, http://www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2014 2014,Plymouth, NC, 15 short documentary videos-Heart of the High CountryCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, http://www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2013, 2013,Banner Elk, NC, 18 short documentary videos-Port City StoriesCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, lmington, NC, 2012, 19 short documentary videos-Finding the UwharriesCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, http://www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjwBadin, NC, 2011, 27 short documentary videos-Little Switzerland StoriesCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, ttle Switzerland, NC, 2010, 17 mixed media videos-Being AshevilleCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, heville, NC, 2009, 18 mixed media videos-Cape Fear to Down HereCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, ean Isle, NC, 2008, 22 audio slide shows-Smoky Mountain StoriesCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, ynesville, NC, 2007, 14 audio slide shows, one video-Stories from the Crystal CoastCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, orehead City, NC, 2006, 7 audio slide shows, 8 photo stories-HighlandsCarolina Photojournalism Workshop, ghlands, NC, 2005, 15 photo storiesThe following projects were produced with content from JOMC 481 (new MEJO 681)-Faultlines, Race, Class and Education in Durham, NChttp://faultlinesnc.com 2014, Durham, NC, five short documentary videos, graphics, interactives-What Matters to Ushttp://www.whatmatters2.us Chapel Hill, NC, 2013, 12-15 mixed media videos-Hardship and Hope, Economic Hardship on Tobacco Roadhttp://www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/economy Durham, NC, 2009, 21 mixed media videos-Nuevas Fronteras, Latino stories from North vasfronteras Chapel Hill, NC, 2008, 15 videos-On the Line, Stories of Economic Hardship in North heline 2007, 15 audio slide shows4
Documentary Video & MultimediaROLE: Producer, director, cinematographer and editor-A Hello StoryIn production, feature length documentary film, one hour. One family’s journey to hold on in theface of aging. Expected 2019-Balloon Elderly2016, short documentary film, 15 minutes, not publicly released, currently being entered infestivals. Follows the Balloon Elderly, a Japanese senior softball team over the course of a seasonas they deal with aging. https://vimeo.com/139419480/password Password: balloon-Stalking a KillerFamily Health Ministries, 2012, short documentary film, 12 minutes. Commissioned to tell thestory of cervical cancer in Haiti. shing GenerationsAnchorage Daily News, 2011, short documentary film. Tells the story of three generations of afishing family in Homer, Alaska. http://vimeo.com/12172784-Galapagos Water QualityCenter for Galapagos Studies, UNC, 2010, short documentary film, commissioned to tell thestory UNC researchers studying water quality in the Galapagos Islands.http://vimeo.com/15561611Hi-Galapagos Intertidal Zone,Center for Galapagos Studies, UNC, 2010, short documentary film, commissioned to tell thestory UNC researchers studying the intertidal zone in the Galapagos Islands.http://vimeo.com/15583372-A People of Great WorthPalestinian Children's Relief Fund, 2008, short documentary film. Commissioned to tell the storyof craniofacial surgeon John Van Aalst and his mission to serve children in the West Bank.http://vimeo.com/11167024-Vukani Means “Wake up!"The Washington Post, April 2006, 115 photographs and 11 minutes of audio in five /interactives/southafrica/index.html,-Undying LoveDecember 2005, 124 photographs, 21-minute audio slide show and 45 short audio clips and auser-guided audio gallery with stills. Originally published in the Rocky Mountain News, thisproject was a Pulitzer nominee in feature photography and writing. This multimedia edition ofthe project chronicles my mother’s battle with Alzheimer’s disease in photographs and audio.Undyinglove.jomc.unc.edu (note: offline for migration to UNC servers)Contributions to Books, Magazines, Newspapers and Web sites-Different is Better, Lenovo Magazine, cover photo, 2018-For Alex: A family’s climb to honor a lost son, Walter Magazine, cover story and multi-pagespread, also online, multiple photos, 20155
-Chasing Perfection, Tulsa World, Sports cover print & online, multiple photos in video, 2017-High on the Hog, Raleigh News and Observer, four-part series, print and online, 4 photos, 2015-US Exporters Eye Japan, five-part series, McClatchyDC.com, 25 photos, 2014-Los Jets, Nova television docu series, multiple images used in promotion, in dozens of print andonline applications, 2013-Second Wounds: Victims' Rights and the Media in the U.S., Duke University Press, 2011Columbine shootings, 1 photo, pages 221-222-Bellarmine Hits the Bigs, Louisville Courier Journal, 2011Five photographs in newspaper, 20 online-Biscuitville, Saveur magazine, 2010, 1 photo-Jennifer Hartzog, Conceive magazine, 2010, 1 photo-University of Southern California Hospitals, 2008, multiple photographs.-Paula Spencer, Newsweek magazine & MSNBC, 2007, 1 photoNorth Carolina 24-7, DK Publishing, New York, NY, 200419 photographs, 73 thumbnail photographs.America 24-7, DK Publishing, New York, NY, 2003. One full-page photograph; four thumbnailphotographs.Photojournalism: An Introduction, Fred S. Parrish, Wadsworth/Thomsen Learning, Belmont CA,2002 Eight photographs.Summary of HonorsAs mentioned, much of my work at UNC is producing online multimedia. As such, many of theprojects have been recognized in journalism competitions. Therefore this partial list will be dividedinto personal and team sections.Individual Honors-Fulbright Scholar Award for Journalism in Japan, 2014-2015Awarded for the production of films about Japan’s aging society. Two films in production.-Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Photography, "Columbine Shootings," 2000Awarded to the Rocky Mountain News photo staff.-The Phillip and Ruth Hettleman Prize for Artistic and Scholarly ExcellenceUNC-CH, 2005. University-wide award.-The Ed Vick Prize for Innovation in TeachingSchool of Journalism and Mass Communication, UNC-CH, 2006-Alumnus of the YearColorado Mountain College system (multiple campuses), 2002-Pulitzer nominee, Explanatory Journalism, "Fish Story," 2002; Feature Photography, "UndyingLove," 1999; Feature writing, "Undying Love," 1999-Knight Fellowship, School of Visual Communication, Ohio University 1999-2000.-Photographer of the Year, Scripps Howard National Journalism Awards, 1999-Gold medal, Photojournalism, “Undying Love,” SND, 1999-Colorado Media 100, 1999-Best use of photography in multimedia, POYi, “Undying Love,” 20016
-Photographer of the Year, (Region 8-Texas, New Mexico & Louisiana)National Press Photographers Association, 1995, 1994, 1993, 1989, 1988-Newspaper Photographer of the Year, runner-up, Pictures of the Year International, 1994-Sigma Delta Chi Award, “A Price on their Heads,” Society of Professional Journalists, 1990Team HonorsCuba’s New Wave, 2017, https://cubasnewwave.unc.edu/- Winner, David Teeuwen Student Journalism Award, Online Journalism Awards- Student Interactive Media and Emerging Technologies “Best of” Festival Award,Broadcast Education Association- Gold, Online Multimedia Storytelling, College Photographer of the Year- Gold, Documentary/Short Film, Horizon Interactive- Gold, Travel and Tourism, Horizon InteractiveUndercurrent, 2016, http://undercurrent360.com/- Winner, Excellence & Innovation, Visual Digital Storytelling, Online JournalismAwards- Award of Excellence, Large Group Multimedia, College Photographer of the Year- Gold, Documentary/Short Film, Horizon Interactive- Gold, Travel and Tourism, Horizon Interactive- Gold, School & University, Horizon InteractiveRiver Reflections, 2017, https://cpjw2018-dept-mjcpjw.cloudapps.unc.edu/- Gold, Documentary/Short Film, Horizon Interactive- Gold, Travel and Tourism, Horizon Interactive- Winner, Best Independent Online Student Publication, SPJ Mark of ExcellenceMountain Lore, 2016, https://carolinaphotojournalism.unc.edu/2016/- Silver, Large Group Multimedia, College Photographer of the Year- Best in Category, Documentary/Short Film, Horizon Interactive- Gold, Travel and Tourism, Horizon Interactive- Gold, School & University, Horizon InteractiveRooted in the Rapids, 2015, http://www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2015- Silver, Large Group Multimedia, College Photographer of the Year- Finalist, Travel and Adventure, The Webbys- Best in Category, Documentary/Short Film, Horizon Interactive- Gold, Travel and Tourism, Horizon Interactive- Gold, School & University, Horizon InteractiveEdge of the Sound, 2014, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2014- Gold, Video/Short Film, Horizon Interactive Awards- Gold, School/University, Horizon Interactive Awards- Silver, Large Group Multimedia, College Photographer of the Year- Finalist, SXSW Interactive- Official Honoree, Webby Awards7
Faultlines, 2014, http://faultlinesnc.com- Gold, Video/Short Film, Horizon Interactive Awards- Gold, School/University, Horizon Interactive AwardsHeart of the High Country, 2013, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2013- Gold, Video/Short Film, Horizon Interactive Awards- Gold, School/University, Horizon Interactive Awards- Winner, SXSW Interactive- Winner, Webby Awards- Winner, SPJ Mark of ExcellenceLiving Galapagos, 2013, 2012, 2009 www.livinggalapagos.org- Winner, SXSW Interactive, Student- Best in Category, School/University, Horizon Interactive Awards- Gold, Video/Short Film, Horizon Interactive Awards- First Place, Digital Storytelling, MSU Society of News Design Competition- Bronze, Large Group Multimedia, College Photographer of the Year- Third Place, Multimedia Interactive, Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar- Award of Excellence, Multimedia Project, NPPA’s Best of Photojournalism- Finalist, Multimedia Feature Presentation, Student, Online Journalism Awards (ONA)- Award of Excellence, Large team Multimedia Project, College Photographer of the Year(CPOY)- First Place, Team Journalism, AEJMC Best of the Web- Winner, SPJ Mark of ExcellencePort City Stories, 2012, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2012- Best in Category, Video/Short Film, Horizon Interactive Awards- Gold, School/University, Horizon Interactive Awards- First Place, Multimedia Interactive, Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar- Award of Excellence, Large Group Multimedia, College Photographer of the Year- Finalist, SXSW InteractiveReframing Mexico, 2011, www.reframingmexico.org- Gold, Short Film, Horizon Interactive Awards- Silver, School/University, Horizon Interactive Awards-Third Place, Multimedia Package, NPPA Best of Photojournalism- Finalist, Online News Association, Multimedia Feature, StudentFinding the Uwharries, 2011, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw- Best in Category, Short Film, Horizon Interactive Awards- Gold, School/ University, Horizon Interactive Awards- Finalist, SXSW Interactive- Official Honoree, Documentary: Series, Webby Awards- Society of News Design, Student, First Place, Mini Site/Special SectionNow What Argentina, 2010, www.nowwhatargentina.org-Finalist, Documentary Project of the Year, Pictures of the Year International (POYi)- First Place, Online Feature Reporting, Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ)8
- Finalist, Online News Association, Multimedia Feature, Student- - Silver, School/University, Horizon Interactive Awards- Finalist, SXSW InteractiveLittle Switzerland Stories, 2010, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2010- Gold, School/University, Horizon Interactive Awards- Bronze, Large Group Multimedia, CPOY- Official Selection, Websites, PDN Photo Annual 2011Being Asheville, 2009, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2009- Bronze- Large Group Multimedia Project, CPOY- Bronze, School/University, Horizon Interactive AwardsHardship and Hope, 2009, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/economy- Silver, Large Group Multimedia Project, CPOYAndaman Rising, 2008, www.andamanrising.org- Gold, Online Journalism Association, Student Journalism, ONA- Gold, College and University, Horizon Interactive Awards- Silver, SNDies Best of Multimedia Design, Society for News Design (SND)- AEJMC Best of the WebCape Fear to Down Here, 2008, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2008- Best in Category, Horizon Interactive Awards- First Place, News or Feature Multimedia Package, Best of Photojournalism- Second Place, Multimedia Interactive, Atlanta Photojournalism Contest- Award of Excellence, SNDies Best of Multimedia Design, SND- Finalist, School/University, The Webby Awards- AEJMC Best of the WebNuevas Fronteras, 2008, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/nuevasfronteras- Silver, School/University, Horizon Interactive Awards-Award of Excellence, SNDies, SND- AEJMC Best of the WebSmoky Mountain Stories, 2007, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2007- Silver Medal, SNDies Best of New Media Competition, SND- Silver medal, Multimedia Package, COPYOn the Line-Hardship in North Carolina, 2007, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/ontheline- Honorable Mention, Best Multimedia package, NPPA Best of Photojournalism contest- Award of Excellence, SNDies Best of New Media Competition, SND- Award of Excellence, Multimedia Package, CPOYStories from the Crystal Coast, 2006, www.carolinaphotojournalism.org/cpjw/2006- Award of Excellence, SNDies Best of New Media Competition, SND- Award of Excellence, CPOYThe Ancient Way, 2005, http://theancientway.jomc.unc.edu/- Bronze Medal, SNDies Best of New Media Competition, SND- Best of Category, Magazine/News category, The Horizon Interactive Awards- First place, Journalism category, AEJMC Best of the Web9
- Finalist, Best Student Online Journalism, ONA- Site of the Day, May 23, 2006, Pixelmakers.net- Silver Medal, Malofiej 16, International Infographics CompetitionChiloe Stories, 2004, www.chiloestories.org- First Place, Best multimedia package, Independent categoryThe Best of Photojournalism, NPPA- First Place – Online News Association Best Student Journalism- Gold medal, SNDies Best of New Media Competition, SND- Second place, Best use of photography in multimedia/small group, POYi- Yahoo site of the day, “Chiloe Stories,” August 6, 2004Ten Years On, 2003, www.tenyearson.org- First place, Best multimedia, Independent category, The Best of Photojournalism,NPPA- Second place, Best use of photography in multimedia/small group, POYi.-Award of Excellence, SNDies Awards, Society of News Design- Finalist – Online News Association Best Student Online JournalismInternational and Domestic Film Screenings-Aftermath, 2018Mandela Auditorium, FedEx Global Center, UNC-Catawba Calling, 2018Catawba County Science Center, Hickory, NC-Cuba’s New Wave, 2017Mandela Auditorium, FedEx Global Center, UNC-River Reflections, 2017Elizabeth City, NC-Undercurrent, 2016Mandela Auditorium, FedEx Global Center, UNC-Mountain Lore, 2016Sylva, NC-Rooted in the Rapids, 2015Roanoke Rapids, NC-Faultlines, 2014Mandela Auditorium, FedEx Global Center, UNC-Edge of the Sound, 2014Arts Center, Plymouth, NC-Heart of the High Country, 2013Lenoir College, Banner Elk, NC10
-Living Galapagos, 2013Municipal Complex, Isabela Island, EcuadorFedEx Global Center, UNC-Living Galapagos, 2012Galapagos Science Center, San Cristobal Island, EcuadorFedEx Global Center, UNC-Port City Stories, 2012Browncoat Theatre, Wilmington, NC-A People of Great Worth, 2011, 2008FedEx Global Center, UNCSouthwestern Photojournalism ConferenceCarrboro Film Festival 2007Grace Church 2007, 2008-Reframing Mexico, 2011FedEx Global Center, UNC, 2011Monterrey Tec University, 2011-Finding the Uwharries, 2011Badin Conference Center, Badin, NC-Little Switzerland Stories, 2010Wild Acres Retreat Center, Little Switzerland, NC-Now What Argentina? 2010Universidad Catolica de Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina-Living Galapagos, 2009Galapagos National Park, San Cristobal Island, EcuadorFedEx Global Center, UNC-Andaman Rising, 2008Visitor Center, Khao Lak Resort, Khao Lak ThailandExhibitions-The Power of the ImageThe Newseum, Washington, D.C., 2004 - present, one photograph. Video exhibition narrated byWalter Cronkite.-Los JetsNorth Carolina Museum of History, two photos included in exhibition of Paul Cuadros’ A HomeOn The Field display, 2016-MatsuriSchool of Media and Journalism, Chapel Hill, NC, 2015-2016, 12 photographs.Images from festivals in Japan, photographed during my Fulbright experience.-American FamilyClinton Presidential Library, Little Rock, Arkansas, 2004, 5 photographs.11
These five images were selected from a national pool of award winners. They depict stagesfatherhood and were part of my portfolio in 1993 that won runner-up Newspaper Photographer ofthe Year in Pictures of the Year International.-Redneck RivieraSolo show, Louise Jones Brown Gallery, Duke University, March-April 2007, 24 prints.Redneck Riviera tracks the evolution of the boardwalk culture in Carolina Beach as rising propertyvalues gradually change the area’s demographics. Funded by a Junior Faculty Development Grantfrom UNC-CH, 2001, and a grant from the Center for the Study of the American South, 2005.-Redneck Riviera, Group exhibition, Grace Church, Chapel Hill, April 20084 framed prints, 20” x 13” archival ink jetTeaching RecordUniversity of North Carolina–Chapel Hill, 2001-present-Foundations of Photojournalism, (MEJO 180), 3 credits. Introduction to concepts and practicesof professional photojournalism.-Photographic Lighting and Business Practices, (MEJO 489), 3 credits. (Developed Spring 2004).Intermediate concepts and practices in professional photojournalism, including locationportraiture, lighting and business practices.-Picture Stories, (MEJO 580), 3 credits. Advanced concepts and practices in professionalphotojournalism, focusing on picture stories.-Photojournalism Projects, (MEJO 681), 3 credits. Advanced projects in documentaryphotojournalism, including multimedia documentary video.-International Projects, (MEJO 584), 3 credits. This is a multimedia project class in whichstudents produce multimedia websites with video, still, audio, programming, design, graphicsand alternative story forms.-Documentary Multimedia Storytelling-Carolina photojournalism Workshop, (MEJO 488), 3credits. This is an intensive, two-week workshop class held at differing locations in NC in whichstudents produce short-form documentaries, screen them publicly and publish them online. Ifounded this course in 2004.-Media Hub, (MEJO 625), 3 credits. Advanced concepts in team journalism.-Narratives, (MEJO 582), 3 credits. Advanced concepts in narrative video storytelling.-Picture Editing for Print and Web. (JOMC 491,) 3 credits. (Developed and taught in Spring 2002)Basic concepts and practices of picture editing for multiple media. Secured a 20-user license tothe AP/Accunet Multimedia Archive for use by the class.-Team Journalism, (JOMC 491,) 3 credits. (Developed and taught in Fall 2002)The class comprised news editorial and photojournalism students, and explored the changingconcept of “home” in North Carolina using documentary photojournalism, audio and text. Italso included collaboration with JOMC 189, Advanced Multimedia, which resulted in amultimedia web site of the stories. This class evolved into JOMC 584.12
Master’s Theses ChairedNiel Sollod, 2017 (MATC)Stella Jiang, 2016Ivan Weiss, 2014Ryan Comfort, Stories from The Boundary, 2014Josh Davis, The Undocumentary, 2012Vanessa Patchett, Raising Burma, 2012Eileen Mignoni, Facing Deportation, 2009Nacho Corbella, Faces of the Crisis, 2009Carrie Leonard, Inside and Out: Responses to the Roman Catholic Priest Shortage in the UnitedStates, 2006Master’s Theses CommitteesJo Gravely, 2002Rodrigo Dorfman, 2003Nathan Clendenin,2005Chris Carmichael, 2007Cristina Fletes, 2011Tiffany Devereaux, 2012Indaia Whitcombe 2016Pedagogical Training-Indiana Teaching Fellows Workshop, 2004Weeklong journalism teaching workshop at Indiana University sponsored by the Poynter Institute.-Faculty Development Institute for Service Learning, 2004A two-day institute in with the Center for Teaching and Learning, APPLES faculty and staff andcommunity partners.New Faculty Workshop, 2002One-day workshop presented by the Center for Teaching and Learning.Professional TrainingApple Certified Final Cut Pro training, Asheville NC, 11/2007Photo Plus Expo, various workshops, NYC, 10/2007Photo Plus Expo, various workshops, NYC, 10/2006Documentary Video Institute, Duke Center for Documentary Studies, 7/2006Student Honors2001- PresentHearst Collegiate Journalism Competition13
For more than a decade, UNC Viscom has consistently placed in the top 3 nationally in Photoand Multimedia intercollegiate championships, winning both championships multiple times. Forexample, Carolyn Van Houten is the first person to ever win both championships in successiveyears. Our students have won multiple individual awards and have been champions, finalists andsemifinalists multiple times.College Photographer of the Year CompetitionFrom 2013-2016, UNC has won more multimedia awards in CPoY than any other program.College Photographer of the Year, along with the Hearst, is considered the premier collegephotojournalism contest in the world.Our students have won awards in virtually every major student and multimedia competition inthe nation, and many in professional competitions as well. Pictures of the Year International, TheBest of Photojournalism, The Webby Awards, Horizon Interactive, The Online News Association,Society for News Design, Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar, The South Short Course for NewsPhotography, and The North Carolina Press Photographers Association are but a few.Students have won national and state Photographer of the Year honors. Students have beenselected for prestigious workshops, such as the Eddie Adams Workshop, been named to selectlists, such as “The Top 100 Collegiate Journalists in America,” and “30 under 30” and havelanded internships and jobs at dozens of premiere newspapers and magazines.Graduate students’ theses have won top professional awards for photography and multimedia,including Josh Davis, Nacho Corbella, Eileen Mignoni, and Nathan Clendenin.Previous Teaching 1999-2000Ohio UniversityBeginning Picture Story. 3 credits. Beginning concepts and practice in documentary picturestories. Spring 2000.Advanced Picture Story. 3 credits. Advanced concepts and practice in documentary picturestories. Co-taught. Fall 1999.Metropolitan State College of DenverBeginning Photojournalism. 3 credits. Introduction to concepts and practices of professionalphotojournalism, Adjunct, 1999GrantsNC Legislature, 2018 75,000 for 5-year plan for Carolina Photojournalism Workshop14
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