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Bob Gould serves as a Professor of Broadcast Journalism at Michigan State University's School of Journalism, where he has taught visual storytelling and broadcasting for 17 years. With 34 years of industry experience spanning local TV news to documentary production, he is a distinguished educator and award-winning journalist.
His professional expertise centers on broadcast journalism, visual storytelling, and documentary filmmaking, with emphasis on rigorous photojournalism and ethical news production. He has produced impactful television stories including an Emmy-winning documentary on Hurricane Maria that also received the BEA's Best of Competition Award.
His accolades include:
- Edward L. Bliss Award for Distinguished Broadcast Journalism Education (2022)
- NPPA Robin F. Garland Outstanding Educator Award (2017)
- 4 Emmy Awards and 8 regional nominations
- Michigan Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame induction
- Emmy Silver Circle recognition (25 years in broadcasting)
- Over 40 awards from NPPA, MAB, and Michigan AP
Professor Gould has mentored students to win hundreds of state, regional, and national awards including six consecutive Station-of-the-Year honors. His leadership extends to serving as President of Michigan NATAS Chapter, Video Chair for NPPA's Best of Photojournalism Contest, and active roles with the Michigan Association of Broadcasters Foundation Board.
