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Joseph Coleman is a Professor of Practice at The Media School, Indiana University Bloomington, where he has taught since 2009. He specializes in newswriting and international reporting, with a focus on East Asia, Latin America, immigration, and aging workforce issues. Coleman brings over 20 years of experience as a foreign correspondent for the Associated Press, covering major global events across more than 20 countries.
Education:
- Vassar College
- Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs
His research and creative interests center on international journalism, with specific expertise in foreign correspondence, immigration, aging and work, and regional coverage of East Asia and Latin America. Coleman emphasizes experiential learning, leading students on reporting trips to Japan, Hawaii, and Florida to cover stories on World War II legacy, immigration, and other critical issues. His approach combines rigorous reporting techniques with a commitment to social justice and truth-telling.
Scientific Awards:
- Abe Fellowship (2010)
- Abe Fellowship (2012)
- Fulbright U.S. Scholar in Journalism (2022-23)
Coleman actively mentors students, serving as the advisor for the Ernie Pyle Scholars program. He has secured significant grants including the Abe Fellowships and Fulbright to support his reporting on aging workforce and immigration in Japan. His student-led projects have resulted in publications in major outlets such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Japan Times, providing hands-on experience in global journalism.
He has established a robust program for international reporting, fostering collaborations between IU and institutions like UNAM in Mexico, and continues to produce impactful journalism through his ongoing research and fieldwork.
