Time flies! It has been almost two years since I started an M.A. in Interactive Journalism at American University.
My classmates and I are currently working like crazy in our capstone projects to showcase all the new skills learned during this two years. Although I am ready to finish this program and get my life back and sleep in during the weekends. I am starting to feel nostalgic.
This video shows the anecdotes of my dear classmate, Carol Wolfe, while making her first video story for Professor Bill Gentile.
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Andrés Gómez-Peña obtained his master’s and bachelor’s degrees in Economics from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Colombia. During his master’s studies he worked as a Teaching Assistant, which led him to his path as a Research Assistant once again at the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and at Fedesarrollo, Colombia’s most prominent think tank.
While at Fedesarrollo, he coordinated two household surveys: the Social and Consumption Surveys. He was also Assistant Editor of Coyuntura social, Fedesarrollo’s academic journal. A couple of years later, Andrés joined the Research Department (RES) of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in Washington, DC, first as a consultant and then as a staff member.
Since then, he has coordinated different research and publications projects, particularly among them, the IDB flagship publication Development in the Americas (DIA) and the Secretariat of the IDB’s Studies Committee, a group focused on improving the quality of analytical work throughout the bank. Currently, he is also a student of Interactive Journalism at American University in Washington, DC.
