在CBS新闻编辑主任Bari Weiss主导的重组中被裁两个月后，资深记者Sharyn Alfonsi和Scott Pelley获得了新的机会。[1]哥伦比亚新闻学院近日宣布聘请两人担任驻校记者，将在即将到来的学年以兼职身份指导学生、开设讲座、为《哥伦比亚新闻评论》撰稿。[1]
Alfonsi在《60分钟》报道超过十年，其合同在今年未获续约。[1]Pelley在CBS工作超过37年，其中27年在《60分钟》任职，于6月初被裁。[1]两位记者将于11月11日参与由新闻学院院长Jelani Cobb主持的对话活动，讨论其职业生涯中的重要报道。[1]
Two veteran journalists have joined Columbia Journalism School as Journalists in Residence following their departures from CBS News. Sharyn Alfonsi and Scott Pelley were appointed to the positions approximately two months after exits from "60 Minutes," where a restructuring led by CBS News editorial leadership resulted in their departures [1].
Alfonsi spent more than a decade reporting for "60 Minutes" and did not have her contract renewed this year [1]. Pelley departed in early June after more than 37 years at CBS News, including 27 years with "60 Minutes" [1].
In their new roles at Columbia, the pair will mentor students on a part-time basis, conduct lectures, and contribute articles to the Columbia Journalism Review [1]. A public conversation featuring both journalists, moderated by Columbia Journalism School Dean Jelani Cobb, is scheduled for November 11 to discuss significant reporting from their careers [1].