science journalism - henrietta lacks reporting - nabj 2013 - david kroll

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From my participation in the Science Journalism 101 panel at the annual meeting of the National Association of Black Journalists, Orlando, FL, 29 July 2013. Moderators: Danielle Lee and Jamila Bey. Panelists: Robin Lloyd (Scientific American), Ivan Oransky (MedPage Today), David Kroll (NC Museum of Natural Sciences/NC State University)

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Science Journalism 101NABJ 2013David J Kroll, PhD

Director of Strategic PositioningNorth Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesAdjunct Associate Professor of EnglishNorth Carolina State University

djkroll@ncsu.edu @davidkroll @naturalsciences

http://scientopia.org/blogs/nccurise

Served as scientific manuscript reviewer

But what if I’m not a scientist?

You should still cover science and technology in your publications and outlets

Essential service to Black community and more broadly

http://naturalsciences.org @naturalsciences

Ebony – June 1976

• Henrietta Lacks story with family• Followed Michael Rogers, Rolling Stone• Remainder of issue full of science and

health stories

Ebony, June 1976 - Featured work of legendary plant medicinal chemist, Dr. Norman Farnsworth, University of Illinois at Chicago

Jet – April 1976

Rolling Stone – late March 1976

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The magazine screenshots featured in this presentation came from links

provided by the University of Maryland Libraries resource on The

Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks:

http://lib.guides.umd.edu/HeLa

Images shown under “fair use” provisions.

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