Jill Olmsted is a full-time associate professor of Journalism at the American University School of Communication in Washington, D.C. She has taught communication courses for 30 years, specializing in audio and video storytelling and public affairs reporting.
She writes and comments about media issues, does freelance voice-over work and has done media training for law enforcement and government agencies. She has worked as an on-air television and radio news anchor, reporter and editorialist as well as a producer, editor, photographer and news manager.
As a former Washington, D.C., correspondent for nationally syndicated programs, she covered federal agencies and the White House. She’s been a member of professional organizations that include the Online News Association (ONA), Radio-Television Digital News Association (RTDNA), National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) and The Association of Educators in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC).
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Georgia Kral is a full-time instructor of journalism and communication at Saint Peter’s University in Jersey City, N.J. She has taught communication courses for 9 years, specializing in writing, audio storytelling and media literacy. She also serves as the Director of Student Media at Saint Peter’s and advises the student newspaper The Saint Peter’s Tribune and radio station WSPR.
Georgia Kral is also a contributing writer at New Jersey Monthly Magazine and has bylines in The New York Times, Eater, Food&Wine, Wine Enthusiast, Dow Jones and Gothamist, among other outlets. Her experience with audio journalism began just out of journalism school at WNYC in New York City.
She is a member of the College Media Association and Investigative Reporters and Editors and is part of the team that has been awarded three years of grants from the New Jersey Civic Information Consortium.
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