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Last Name First Name Job Title Company Gender Aaronson Becca News Apps Developer d The Texas Tribune 1 Aboulhosn Nasrin Managing Editor e Alhambra Source (USC Annenberg) 1 Adams Meredith Freelancer j Meeeredith 1 Adams Leigh Social Media m ICUC 1 Adams Harding Amy Head of Publisher Development, Google Consumer c Google 1 Aden-Buie Aubrey Multimedia Journalist j University of Miami 1 Ahuja Masuma Digital Editor, National e The Washington Post 1 Akanmu Felicia Student s Indiana University 1 Alavi Farima Assistant Editor e HGTV.com/Scripps Networks Interactive 1 Alexander Rachel Reporter & Web Editor e Walla Walla Union-Bulletin 1 Alfaro Lyanne Communications Writer c MechSE at Illinois 1 ali saba web producer p Newsday 1 Alikhan Anusha Communications Director c Knight Foundation 1 ALLEN JASON VP, COMMUNICATIONS c PARTICIPANT MEDIA 1 Allen Dave Digital editor e Marin Independent Journal 1 Allen-Price Olivia Interactive and Engagement Producer p KQED 1 Alpaio Kelsey Managing Editor e The Brown And White (Lehigh University) 1 Alphonse Lylah Managing Editor, News e U.S. News & World Report 1 Amico Laura CEO c Glass Eye Media 1 AMOBI THERESA LECTURER a UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS 1 Amur Jennifer Digital Projects Designer/Producer p Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 1 Anand Anika Director of engagement c Chalkbeat 1 AndersonSchoepeTorrey Editor e Yahoo News 1 Andre Madeline Freelance writer j Self employed 1 Andrews Nancy Managing Editor/Digital Media e Detroit Free Press 1 Andrews Natalie Social Media Editor e Wall Street Journal 1 Artley Meredith VP, Managing Editor, CNN.com e CNN 1 Ash Carol Director, Media & Visual Communications Programs c Kennedy-King College 1 Asher Gena Content Manager p Indiana University Journalism 1 Askari Emilia PhD student s Michigan State University 1 Azocar Cristina Chair a Journaism Department 1 Babcock Sophie Student s Indiana University 1 Bair Madeleine Human Rights Channel Curator p WITNESS 1 Baird Staci Journalist in Residence/Student s Notre Dame de Namur University/Kent State University1 Baker Debevec Laura Creative Director c Editorial Projects In Education 1 bandy julie editor in chief e Bankrate.com 1 Banks Emily Mobile editor e Wall Street Journal 1 Bansal Sarika Director of Partnerships, Journalist c Solutions Journalism Network 1 Bao Xiao Student s Indiana University 1 Barnesq Devynn Student s Indiana University 1 Barrow Megan Audience Engagement Editor e Miami Herald Media Company 1 Bartlett Sarah Dean a CUNY Graduate School of Journalism 1 Bascuas Katie Associate Editor e ASAE 1 Basford Jenna Account Manager m ShareThis 1 Basheda Valarie Director, News and Speical Reports c WebMD 1 Bates Jessica Executive News Producer c FOX 8 News WJW 1 Bauer Traci Sr. Director/Digital Content Solutions c Gannett 1 Bauerlein Monika Co-editor e Mother Jones 1 Baumann Michelle Senior Publicist m Walt Disney World 1 Beech Monique Digital Content Director c Sun Media 1 Bell Emily Director c Tow Center for Digital Journalism 1 Bell Katherine Editor, HBR.org e Harvard Business Review 1 Bell Melissa Executive Editor/Senior Product Manager e Vox 1 Benedict Evonne Social Media Manager m KING TV / Gannett 1 Bennett Dr. Syb Professor a Belmont University 1 Bernard Celeste Creative Director c Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center 1 Berry Jahna Digital Managing Editor e San Francisco Business Times 1 Beuth Marie Founder c NOD: News On Demand 1 Bhatti Umbreen Founder c Briefly.TV 1 Biggs Shannon Talent Acquisition m NBC Owned Television Stations 1 Billings Heather News Applications Developer d Chicago Tribune 1 Blackman Jill Adjunct Instructor a Medill-Northwestern University 1 Blankenship Debbie Newsroom Coordinator m Center for Collaborative Journalism 1 Blatt Rebecca PIN Bureau Chief/Professor of Practice c Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication1 Bletner Rhonda Editor e Richland Source 1 Blinderman Ilia Freelancer j Columbia University 1 Bogert Jamie Youth Leadership Director c Chimney Corners Camp for Girls 1 Boghosian Kristen Editor, Producer & Special Projects, Content e NASCAR 1 Bogle Emily Assistant Producer p NPR 1 Boles Lauren Sr. Director of Sales Marketing c CNN Newsource 1 Bolger Kathleen Account Director m Reuters 1 Bolognese Gabriela Head of Media c Yahoo 1 Bondioli Sara deputy politics editor e The Huffington Post 1 Bonham Jessie Student s University of Georgia 1 Booker Bobbi Lifestyle&Leisure Reporter j The Philadelphia Tribune/Examiner 1 Boon Miriam PhD student s Northwestern University Knight Lab 1 Boone Chelsea Online News Producer p Education Week 1 Borra Jill Executive Editor e The Globe and Mail 1 Bowers Becky Editor, Real Time Economics e Wall Street Journal 1 Bowers Danielle Data and Trends Manager m Google 1 Brandel Jennifer Founder + Senior Producer, WBEZ's Curious City c WBEZ 1 Brannon Jody Strategist m National Geographic 1 Brar Deepi Editorial director c Audax Health 1 Brett Jennifer Entertainment blogger j Atlanta Journal Constitution 1 Brittain Libby Strategic Partner Manager m Facebook 1 Brosious Emily Chapter President c SPJ / ONA DePaul 1 Brown Carrie Associate professor a Journalism 1 Brown Emily Editor e USA Today 1 Bruner Anneliese Senior Web Editor e The Education Trust 1 Brunjes Allendria Senior editor e Newzulu Canada 1 Bruschi Marianna journalist j La Provincia Pavese 1 Bryant Heather Digital Services Editor e KTOO 1 Bubar Jordanna Student s Grant MacEwan University 1 Buck Stephanie Features Editor e Mashable 1 Bueno Sara Director of Integrated Media c NBC Bay Area 1 Bui Kim Digital Editor e Self 1 Bunting LaSharah Digital Editor, National Desk e The New York Times 1 Burton Pam Web Content Manager m National Center for State Courts 1 Butler Brenda Executive Director c Columbia LINKS, Columbia College Chicago 1 Byron Eve Communications Specialist m National Institute On Money In State Politics 1 Cable Jeannette Instructor a NAIT 1 Cameron Jeanine Student s Indiana University 1 Campbell Catherine Student s Grant MacEwan Unviersity 1 Cannon Christina Student s University of Georgia 1 Carbonell Lindsay Student s UNC-Chapel Hill 1 Cardona Adriana Maria Editor e The Gate Newspaper 1 Carew Grovum Emma Homepage editor e Foreign Policy magazine 1 Carothers Sara News projects manager m The Washington Post 1 Carpenter Carla Senior Vice President c ABC Owned Television Stations 1 Carpenter Lauren News Editor e The Sojourn 1 Carpenter Linda Guest j ONA 1 Carpenter Sade Social Media and Public Relations Coordinator m SPJ-ONA DePaul 1 Carpenter Taylor Student s University of Georgia 1 Carr Clare Director of Marketing c Parse.ly 1 Carrara Rudolph Leslie Carrara RudolphPerformer p Sesame Workshop 1 Carroll Jennifer VP, Digital Outreach c Gannett Digital 1 Carroll Nicole V.P./News & Executive Editor e Republic Media 1 Carter Andria Managing Content Editor e Abilene Reporter-News 1 Casanova Nancy Social Media Community Manager m SCE 1 Casares Carolina Editor in Chief e Yahoo 1 Castro Janice Senior Director, Graduate Education c Medill School of Journalism 1 Catania Sara Editorial Director, Digital Media c NBC4 Southern California 1 Catania Sara Vice President, Digital Media c NBC4 Southern California 1 Caughey Erin Intern s Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 1 Caumont Andrea Social Media Editor e Pew Research Center 1 Cavalier Christine Writer j Freelance 1 Chan Sharon Director of Journalism Initiatives c Seattle Times 1 Chan Vera Senior editor, global events e Yahoo! 1 Chan Julia B. Communications Manager m The Center for Investigative Reporting 1 Chan Stacie Partner Operations Manager m Google 1 Chang Agnes SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER d NEW YORK TIMES 1 Chaplin heather Director, Journalism + Design c The New School 1 Chavis Lakeidra Student/ Former Editor-in-Chief e The Sun Star (2014-2015) 1 Cheadle Garnett Kellie Multi-Platform Content Manager m KING 5 News 1 Chenelle Chelsea ME for Digital m Los Angeles Loyolan 1 Chenoweth Robin Program Coordinator m Kiplinger Program / Ohio State University 1 Chew Cassie M. Multimedia Journalist j Freelance 1 Chheng Sami Strategic Account Manager m Google 1 Chinn Dana Director, Media Impact Project c USC Norman Lear Center 1 Chisenhall Sherry Editor and Sr. VP/News e The Wichita Eagle/Kansas.com 1 Chow Kat Digital Journalist j NPR's Code Switch 1 Chung Abby Senior Affiliate Manager m Legacy 1 Clark Jessica Founder/Director c Dot Connector Studio 1 Clark Shaelie Community Programming Associate m WIWU-TV 1 Clary Jacqueline VP New Business Development c Widespider, LLC 1 Clary Stephanie Deputy Managing Editor e Breaking News 1 Clawges Maegan Intern s Google 1 Cloherty Megan Multimedia Reporter j WTOP FM 1 Cloutier Catherine Data Producer p The Boston Globe 1 Cochran Laura User Experience d Conde Nast 1 Coelho Florencia New Media Research and Training Manager m LA NACION 1 Coester Dana Assistant Professor a WVU Reed College of Media 1 Cohen LIsa Assoc Dir Prizes/Adjunct Prof a Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism1 Cohen Sam Executive Producer of Digital Content p FOX40 1 Colley AJ Digital Executive Producer c WISH-TV 1 Collins Paige Producer p The Seattle Times 1 Collodora Toby Director, Social/Mobile Media c Informed Interactive 1 Combs Megan Associate Editor of Reader Engagement e Vendome Healthcare Media 1 Comellas Janet Sr. News Editor e Yahoo 1 Conley Tara Founder c MEDIA MAKE CHANGE 1 Connelly Phoebe Senior Producer p The Washington Post 1 Conry Tara community journalist j Newsday 1 Conway Abby Elizabeth Digital producer p WBUR 1 Cook Lindsey Data Reporter j U.S. News & World Report 1 Copic Nancy Ass't Director of Student Media c University of Portland 1 Corrigan Tracy Digital Editor e The Wall Street Journal 1 Covell Mara Covell Managing Director c The Howard Sloan Koller Group 1 Cox Patty Managing Editor e The Weather Channel 1 Crane Magan Multimedia Desk Chief c AFP 1 Crawley Aleeda Partnership Director c e.
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