Background
Mazingo, Sherrie Lee was born on April 8, 1947 in Spokane, Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Daughter of Anthony Von and Erma Louise (Brown) Mazingo.
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Sherrie Lee Mazingo, American Journalist, educator. Recipient Distinguished Reporting award The American Pol. Science Association, 1972; named one of Outstanding Young Women American, 1983; research grantee National Association Broadcasters, 1975, The Ford Foundation, 1975, National Association television Progressive Executives, 1988; Washington Journalism Center fellow, 1970.
Education
Bachelor, Howard U., 1965; postgraduate, University of Minnesota, 1968-1969; Master of Science, Syracuse University, 1971; Doctor of Philosophy, Michigan State University, 1975.
Career
Reporter, The Minneapolis Star and Tribune, 1965-1972, 92;
writer, producer, NBC television Network News, New York City, 1976-1977;
field producer, deputy bureau chief, NBC television Network News, Atlanta, 1977-1983;
professor broadcast journalism, chair Department, University Southern California, Los Angeles, since 1983. Consultant United States Office Education, Washington, 1972-1975, United States Information Agency, Washington, 1973-1974. Creator Impact, since 1991.
Vice chair National Accrediting Com.on Education in Journalism and Mass Comm., 1991-1997. International and national media consultant, since 1978.
Achievements
Membership
Member National Association Black Journalists (consultant), Syracuse Alumni Association Southern California (vice president since 1984).
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Awards
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Recipient Distinguished Reporting award The American Pol. Science Association, 1972. Named one of Outstanding Young Women American, 1983. Research grantee National Association Broadcasters, 1975, The Ford Foundation, 1975, National Association television Progressive Executives, 1988. Washington Journalism Center fellow, 1970.Recipient Distinguished Reporting award The American Pol. Science Association, 1972. Named one of Outstanding Young Women American, 1983.
Research grantee National Association Broadcasters, 1975, The Ford Foundation, 1975, National Association television Progressive Executives, 1988. Washington Journalism Center fellow, 1970.