Edward R. Murrow Press Fellows
Affiliations at the time of fellowship award
2016–2017
Leila Fadel, International Correspondent, National Public Radio
2015–2016
Graeme Wood, Contributing Editor, Atlantic; and Lecturer in Political Science, Yale University
2014–2015
Barbara Demick, Beijing Bureau Chief, Los Angeles Times; and Contributor, New Yorker
2013–2014
Fred Kaplan, National Security Columnist, Slate
2012–2013
Pir Zubair Shah, Reporter, New York Times
2011–2012
Ned Parker, Baghdad Bureau Chief, Los Angeles Times
2010–2011
Matthew F. Pottinger, former Reporter, Wall Street Journal
2009–2010
Kim Barker, former South Asia Bureau Chief, Chicago Tribune
2008–2009
Elizabeth Rubin, contributing writer, New York Times Magazine and New Republic
2007–2008
Mohamad Bazzi, Middle East Bureau Chief, NewsDay
2006–2007
Manjeet Kripalani, India Bureau Chief, BusinessWeek
2005–2006
Jane Arraf, Senior Baghdad Correspondent, CNN
2004–2005
Mary Anne Weaver, New Yorker
2003–2004
Kathy Gannon, Afghanistan and Pakistan Bureau Chief, Associated Press
2002–2003
Celia Dugger, Co-Chief, South Asia Bureau, New York Times
2001–2002
Calvin Sims, Tokyo Bureau Correspondent, New York Times
2000–2001
Jaime FlorCruz, China Bureau Chief, Time
1999–2000
Marcus Mabry, Africa Bureau Chief, Newsweek
1998–1999
Elizabeth Neuffer, European Bureau Chief, Boston Globe
1997–1998
Adam Schwarz, Hanoi Bureau Chief, Far Eastern Economic Review
1996–1997
Anne L. Garrels, Moscow Bureau Chief, National Public Radio
1995–1996
Ann Cooper, former South Africa Correspondent, National Public Radio
1994–1995
Caryle Marie Murphy, Middle East Correspondent, Washington Post
1993–1992
Rose Brady, Moscow Bureau Chief, Business Week
1992–1993
Marguerite Michaels, Nairobi Bureau Chief, Time
1991–1992
David J. Remnick, Moscow Correspondent, Washington Post
1990–1991
Daniel R. Southerland, Beijing Bureau Chief, Washington Post
1989–1990
Edward A. Gargan, former Beijing Bureau Chief, New York Times
1988–1989
Loren Jenkins, Rome Bureau Chief, Washington Post
1987–1988
Clifford Kraus, Central America Correspondent, Wall Street Journal
1986–1987
Sandra J. Burton, Hong Kong Bureau Chief, Time
1985–1986
Dennis Mullin
1984–1985
William B. Blakemore, Rome Bureau Chief, ABC News
1983–1984
Christopher S. Dickey, Washington Post
1982–1983
Elaine F. Sciolino, Rome Bureau Chief, Newsweek
1981–1982
Jonathan Kandell, Chief Correspondent, International Herald Tribune
1980–1981
Rudolph S. Rauch III, Deputy Chief of Correspondents, Time-Life News Service
1979–1980
Thomas Lippman, Cairo Correspondent, Washington Post
1978–1979
none
1977–1978
Richard Blystone, Correspondent, Associated Press
1976–1977
Mort Rosenblum, Chief of Bureau for Argentina, Uruguay & Paraguay, Associated Press
1975–1976
Timothy D. Allman
1974–1975
Donald Kirk, Far Eastern cCrrespondent, Chicago Tribune
1973–1974
James O. Goldsborough, European Correspondent, International Herald Tribune
1972–1973
Stewart N. Kellerman, Indochina Correspondent, United Press International
1971–1972
Robert L. Mott, Co-Editor, Sunday Outlook section of the Washington Post
1970–1971
Lewis M. Simons, Bureau Chief for Malaysia and Singapore, Associated Press
1969–1970
Bill Brannigan, ABC Radio and TV News
1968–1969
Louis Kraar, Time-Life
1967–1968
Sol W. Sanders, Regional Editor, U.S. News and World Report
1966–1967
Malcolm W. Browne (first Murrow Fellow), Vietnam Correspondent, Associated Press
1965–1966
Welles Hangen
1964–1965
John K. Cooley
1963–1964
Arthur J. Dommen
1962–1963
none
1961–1962
Bernard Kalb, Southeast Asia Correspondent, New York Times
1960–1961
Morrie S. Helitzer, Bonn Bureau Chief, McGraw-Hill World News
1959–1960
Kennett Love
1958–1959
Whitman Bassow
1957–1958
John M. Hlavacek
1956–1957
Harry M. Heintzen
1955–1956
William J. Jorden
1954–1955
John H. Rich, Jr.
1953–1954
David B. Richardson
1952–1953
Alpheus W. Jessup
Irving R. Levine
1951–1952
Amos Landman
Hal Lehrman
George Palmer
1950–1951
William J. Boyle
Fitzhugh Turner
1949–1950
Robert Clurman
Henry R. Lieberman
Please note: Titles reflect fellows’ positions just prior to joining CFR.