Adjunct Faculty

The adjunct faculty at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism represent the best and brightest of the journalism community in the Washington, D.C. area. They include current and former reporters, editors and designers from some of the top newspapers, magazines and media outlets in the country.

Myron Beckenstein
Former foreign editor, The (Baltimore) Sun

William Beecher
Former reporter, The New York Times, Pulitzer Prize winner

Denise Cabrera
Former Frederick News-Post executive editor

Al Calogero
Producer/editor, WUSA-TV

John Davidson
Former photo editor, The Dallas Morning News

Chris Frates
Reporter, The Politico

Frank Greve
Washington correspondent, McClatchy Newspapers

Bob Grover
Former news desk chief, U.S. News & World Report

Tim Jacobsen
Freelance photographer

George Lanum
News editor, The Washington Times

Jeff Lemberg
Former managing editor, Presstime magazine

Allan Lengel
Former reporter, The Washington Post; founder, ticklethewire.com

David Lightman
White House reporter, McClatchy Newspapers

Tom Linthicum
Executive Editor, The Daily Record, Baltimore

Robert Guy Matthews
Reporter, The Wall Street Journal

Robbie Morganfield
Former executive director, Freedom Forum Diversity Institute

Blake Morrison
National reporter, USAToday

Ylan Mui
Business reporter, The Washington Post

Alexandra Newman
Multimedia producer, USAToday

Kristen Novak
Web design developer, USAToday

Sharon O'Malley
Freelance Writer

Stanton Paddock
Freelance photographer, multimedia instructor

January Payne
Editor, U.S. News & World Report

Christina Pino-Marina
Former reporter and videojournalist, washingtonpost.com

Carol Richards
Former deputy editorial page editor, Newsday

Jason Scanlon
Editor/producer, Fox News Channel

George Solomon
Former assistant managing editor for sports, The Washington Post

Jason Thompson
Former editor, NationalJournal.com

John Vockley
Designer, The Washington Post

Cindy Wright
Freelance writer, former group news director, Sinclair Broadcast Group

Jeff Young
Senior writer, The Chronicle of Higher Education

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