Alumni
Throughout Northeastern University's more than 50 years of journalism education, our graduates have held jobs in newspapers, radio, and television stations, public relations departments, and firms nationally and internationally. Our alumni are our best ambassadors. Also, check out the Office of Alumni Relations Website for information about upcoming events in your area.
J-grads on the move. Where are they now?
We want to know where you are now! Email Gladys McKie, g.mckie@neu.edu, to let us know what you're doing. Please include a jpg photo if you have one. Also, let us know if you are willing to be contacted by current students, faculty and alums. We'll include your email.
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Emily Sweeney '98 is a staff reporter at The Boston Globe. She also serves
as president of the New England chapter of the Society of Professional
Journalists. You can watch her talk about her job here.>>
Peter T. Wilson '90, is the Managing Editor at WBZ-TV, Boston's CBS affiliate. He has been with WBZ since 1994. He was the Executive Producer from 2001 to 2009. Mr. Wilson can be reached by email at ptwilson@cbs.com.
Dan Peleschuk '09, is a freelance journalist based in Kyiv, Ukraine, where he has covered post-Soviet politics, most notably on Russian-Ukrainian relations. His reporting has appeared in the Christian Science Monitor, Russia Profile and World Politics Review, among others. In the fall, he will return to the University of Toronto to finish his M.A. in European, Russian and Eurasian Studies at the Munk School of Global Affairs, after which he plans to return to Russia to continue reporting.
Gary Somerset '94, is the Media and Public Relations Manager at the U.S. Government Printing Office in Washington, D.C. He is the spokesperson and in charge of PR for this federal government agency. After graduating from NU, he spent about 13 years in TV News as an anchor/reporter.
John Guilfoil, '07, is on staff at the Boston Globe. He is on the night police beat and will continue working for the business and regional sections of the paper.
Jesse Nankin '09, Graduate School of Journalism, is editor of a new Web venture, YPNation.com. The site is geared toward information, resources and resources for young professionals. View the site.>>
