The school’s Journalism Program offers master’s degrees for those looking to develop the skills necessary for successful careers in the field. The Journalism program’s Board provides guidance to the administration on industry dynamics, direction on shifting industry skill demands, and critical trends that inform course offerings and degree requirements. The board serves as the primary information source between the degree offerings and the skills required in the journalism field.
Fabiano will join several other industry leaders currently sitting on the board. The current members of the board are:
- June Carolyn Erlick
Editor-in-Chief, ReVista, the Harvard Review of Latin America
Publications Director, David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies - Michael Fabiano
Vice President & General Manager, Americas Media, The Associated Press - Nneka Nwosu Faison
Managing Editor, WCVB-TV’s Chronicle & 2017-18 Nieman Fellow - Michael Fitzgerald
Articles editor, The Boston Globe & 2010–11 Nieman Fellow - Jeremy C. Fox
Correspondent, The Boston Globe - Matthew Karolian
General Manager, Boston.com & 2017–18 Nieman Fellow - Ann Marie Lipinski
Curator of the Nieman Foundation - Jenifer McKim
Senior Investigative Reporter, New England Center for Investigative Reporting - Martha Nichols
Editor-in-Chief, Talking Writing - Chastity Pratt
Urban Affairs reporter, Bridge Magazine & 2019-2020 Nieman Fellow - Oliver Roeder
Senior Writer, FiveThirtyEight & 2019-2020 Nieman Fellow - Allan Ryan
Director of Intellectual Property, Harvard Business School Publishing
Michael Fabiano is the Vice President & General Manager, Americas Media at The Associated Press. He oversees the content licensing business, productions and creative partnerships for all business in the Western Hemisphere. Michael previously served as VP of Business Development at NBC. Michael holds a Master of Liberal Arts in Journalism from Harvard Extension School (2016), a Master of Business Administration from Columbia University (2007), a BE in Mechanical Engineering, and a BA in English and American Literature from Stevens Institute of Technology (1993). Michael is also serving a two year term as the current President of the Harvard Extension Alumni Association.
About Harvard Extension School
Harvard Extension School, founded in 1910 and located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is one of 12 degree-granting institutions at Harvard University. The school serves professional adult learners and offers more than 900 online and on-campus courses helping learners advance their careers and pursue their academic passion.
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