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Workshop editors continue teaching this summer

By: Lynne Perri

Posted: June 29, 2015 | Tags: Workshop Editors

Workshop editors continue teaching and training through the summer.

David Donald taught data analysis earlier this month at Boston University. The program, run by Maggie Mulvihill, drew attendees from across the spectrum — social workers, health-care researchers and engineers as well as those in sales, marketing and chemical companies. And, of course, the usual suspects: journalists and students. Donald is in London this week at the Centre for Investigative Journalism and also at the Financial Times in London to teach data journalism.

More than 400 high-school students from around the world are at AU this summer for communication workshops, and Donald ...

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