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Sissel McCarthy
Sissel McCarthyInternational journalist Sissel McCarthy has spent more than a decade reporting business news from New York, London, and Atlanta. She worked for CNN International and anchored the World Business Today, World Business This Week and Business Morning programs from London. Before joining CNN International, McCarthy worked for CNBC in London for two years as a correspondent and anchor. She began her career in journalism at CNN's Moneyline in New York and most recently worked for PBS and GPTV. McCarthy holds Masters' degrees in Journalism and International Affairs from Columbia University and a bachelor's degree in Government and Romance Languages from Dartmouth College.

Office: Callaway S106E

Telephone: 404-712-8457
Email: swmccar@emory.edu


Sheila Tefft

Shelia TefftJournalism Program Director Sheila L. Tefft was a reporter, editor and foreign correspondent for almost 25 years. Prior to joining Emory, she taught journalism and writing courses at Louisiana State University. She spent 12 years in Asia where she was a correspondent and bureau chief for The Christian Science Monitor in Beijing, Bangkok and New Delhi. She attended Marquette University and holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Wisconsin. She received a M.Sc. degree in economic history from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 1977. She has also worked for The Chicago Tribune and The Atlanta Constitution and freelanced for many other publications.

Office: Callaway S106D
Telephone: 404-727-6133
Email: stefft@emory.edu

 

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