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Evey Wilson Wetherbee serves as an Assistant Professor of Practice in Journalism at Mercer University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, operating from the Center for Collaborative Journalism.
Her academic credentials include:
- M.A. in Mass Communication – Visual Journalism from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
- B.A. in Magazines/Photojournalism from the University of Georgia
- B.A. in Religion from the University of Georgia
Wilson Wetherbee specializes in verité documentary filmmaking and visual investigations, merging photojournalism with narrative storytelling to explore social justice issues. Her methodology emphasizes immersive interviewing techniques and ethical visual documentation, particularly in criminal justice and environmental contexts.
Her work exemplifies contemporary trends in multimedia journalism, where documentary films like "Saving Juliette" bridge investigative reporting with conservation advocacy, leveraging platforms like Instagram to expand audience reach and impact.
Her distinguished scientific awards include:
- Best Short Documentary at the 2022 American Conservation Film Festival
- 2022 Clarion Award
- Emmy nomination for Saving Juliette
- Finalist for the Livingston Award in local reporting
No public records indicate formal student advising or research grant management, though her Pulitzer Center experience involved mentoring through educational programs.
She actively contributes to the Center for Collaborative Journalism, fostering interdisciplinary projects that integrate journalism with community engagement and digital innovation.
