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Caesar Andrews serves as Professor and Leonard Distinguished Chair in Media Ethics and Writing at the Reynolds School of the University of Nevada, Reno, teaching core journalism courses including Media Ethics (JOUR 305), Media History (JOUR 413), and Investigative Reporting (JOUR 428). Prior to this role, he held executive editorial positions at the Detroit Free Press and other major news organizations across Florida, Pennsylvania, New York, and Gannett News Service.
His educational background:
- B.A., Grambling State University
Professor Andrews' scholarly focus centers on media ethics, journalism integrity, and investigative practices, demonstrated through his leadership of campus-community forums featuring national media figures. His work extends to documenting historical societal issues through the Racist Covenants Research Project, addressing discriminatory real estate practices in 1900s Nevada.
He maintains significant professional engagement:
- Committee Member: University Appeals, QLAB/LGBTQ Advisory, University Disability Advocacy
- Chair, Advisory Board: Racist Covenants Research Project (UNR Department of History)
- Lecturer, UNR OLLI: "Rebuilding Trust in Journalism" (2024)
- Accreditation Site Team Chair: Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications
- Juror: Toner Prizes for Excellence in Political Reporting (Syracuse University)
- Judge: Society for Features Journalism
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