Education
Bachelor in Journalism, University of Michigan postgraduate, U. Iowa.
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Carole Simpson
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Commentator, Window To The World, Chicago
reporter, anchor, WCFL Radio, WBBM-television Radio
journalism instructor, Northwestern University Med.Sch.
host women's public affairs program WRC-television, NBC News
member Nightline team, NBC News, South Africa, 1990;
senior news correspondent, ABC, New York City, since 1982;
anchor World News Sunday, ABC, New York City. Chair ABC News Women's Advisory Board. Vice chair International Women's Media Foundation.
Member National Academy Sciences forum on Future of Children and Families. Member board National Press Foundation. Board of trustees Radio and television News Dirs.
Foundation; anchor numerous news stories and specialists. Moderator 2nd presidential debate, Richmond, Virginia, 1992.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors National Commision on Working Women.
Connections
M. James Marshall; children: Mallika, Adam.
Awards
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Recipient Emmy, duPont-Columbia award, Milestone in Broadcasting award National Commission Working Women, Turner Broadcasting Trumpet award for scholastic achievement, Leonard Zeidenberg First Amendment award Radio and television News Director Foundation, National media award National Organisation Women Legislators, Star award American Women in Radio and television, numerous awards for reporting social issues. Named Journalist of Year National Association Black Journalists, 1992. Inducted into U. Iowa Comm. Hall of Fame.Recipient Emmy, duPont-Columbia award, Milestone in Broadcasting award National Commission Working Women, Turner Broadcasting Trumpet award for scholastic achievement, Leonard Zeidenberg First Amendment award Radio and television News Director Foundation, National media award National Organisation Women Legislators, Star award American Women in Radio and television, numerous awards for reporting social issues. Named Journalist of Year National Association Black Journalists, 1992. Inducted into U. Iowa Comm.
Hall of Fame.