Anne Ryder

Anne Ryder is a Senior Lecturer at The Media School, Indiana University Bloomington, where she has taught since 2014. With over 30 years of professional experience in television news, she also works as a freelance special projects reporter for WTHR-13 (NBC) in Indianapolis.

Education:

• University of Missouri-Columbia, Journalism School

Research and Creative Interests: Anne Ryder's work focuses on broadcast news, ethics in television news, the social media impact on TV news, and interviewing techniques. Her extensive field experience, including international reporting from Bosnia, Belfast, Albania, Rome, and Calcutta, directly informs her academic approach and curriculum development.

Scientific Awards and Honors:

• Inducted into the Indiana Broadcast Hall of Fame (2010)
• 18 regional Emmy Awards
• Five national awards
• Honorary doctorates from three universities

Advising and Grants: While specific student advising records and grant funding details are not provided in the source material, Ryder's extensive industry connections and active freelance career suggest strong professional mentorship opportunities for students. Her work with WTHR-13 and NPR indicates potential industry partnerships that may support student projects.

Labs and Research Teams: Anne Ryder collaborates with The Media School's broadcast journalism facilities and production teams, though no dedicated research labs are explicitly referenced. Her 'Hope to Tell' franchise demonstrates a long-standing field research methodology involving international documentary production teams.