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Kim Newton
Professor Emeritus, School of Journalism at University of Arizona
Kim Newton is a Professor Emeritus at the School of Journalism at the University of Arizona.12 He has had a distinguished career in journalism, with a focus on multimedia journalism, visual journalism, photojournalism, and international photojournalism.1
Career Highlights
Academic Experience:: Newton has made significant contributions to journalism education at the University of Arizona. He led multimedia Study Abroad courses in Orvieto, Italy, providing students with valuable international experience.1
Professional Experience:: Before his academic career, Newton worked in various roles in the journalism industry. He served as a picture editor for news agencies in Washington, D.C., and London.1 Additionally, he worked as a freelance journalist in several countries, including Spain and Japan.1
Areas of Expertise
Newton's research and teaching areas encompass:
- Multimedia journalism
- Visual journalism
- Photojournalism
- International photojournalism
Recent Activities
Even after retirement, Newton remains active in the field. In February 2024, he participated in a screening and conversation event for the film "Witnesses to Democracy," which highlights his work as a photojournalist during significant historical events.4
Kim Newton's LinkedIn profile username is indeed newtonkim, as mentioned in the query.3 His extensive experience and contributions to journalism education and practice have earned him the status of Professor Emeritus at the University of Arizona's School of Journalism.
Highlights
In March I was invited to return to South Korea to participate in a documentary on the 30th anniversary of the 1987 student uprising that led to free elections in South Korea. The documentary by MBC documentary director Kim Man-jin was shelved following internal political issues surrounding the documentary and the recent impeachment of President Park Geun-hey. Several weeks ago I was invited back to participate in 30th anniversary celebrations for the June 1987 uprising as well as the 30th anniversary of the death of Yonsei University student Lee Han-yeol who's funeral I covered 30 years ago. During my June visit I presented the newly elected president of South Korea, Moon Jae-in, with a framed print of a picture from the 1987 uprising. Along with the picture, I presented a letter to President Moon explaining the importance of the documentary I was participating in with the hopes that laws could be changed under the current leadership that would lead to the broadcasting of the shelved documentary. You can read more at this link: https://lnkd.in/diqbYsf
My image of Uighur woman took first place in the Nit de L'Art S'Arraco, Mallorca https://lnkd.in/ePSP8-5
