Former '60 Minutes' Correspondents to Teach at Columbia University
Former '60 Minutes' correspondents Scott Pelley and Sharyn Alfonsi will serve as Journalists in Residence at Columbia University. They will be teaching at the prestigious institution, sharing their extensive experience in broadcast journalism.
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Read full article →Former ‘60 Minutes’ Correspondents Scott Pelley And Sharyn Alfonsi To Serve As Journalists In Residence At Columbia University
Scott Pelley and Sharyn Alfonsi, two of the 60 Minutes correspondents ousted in a shakeup at the top-rated CBS newsmagazine in May, have new gigs: journalists in residence at Columbia University. Pelley and Alfonsi will work with students via lectures, workshops and special events, and they will each contribute a piece to the Columbia Journalism […]
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