July 13, 2017
Former New York Times 1xbet sports betting to be professional-in-residence
Susan Edgerley, a former metro and assistant managing 1xbet sports betting at The New York Times, will be a professional-in-residence with the A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communications and the Division of Marketing and Communications at Kansas State University during the 2017-2018 academic year.
Edgerley graduated from K-State in 1976 with a double major in English and journalism and secondary school teacher certification.
"K-State prepared me well for my career, and I am excited to be part of the Miller School and to help prepare students for 21st-century careers," Edgerley said.
"We are delighted to have Susan with us," said Jean Folkerts, interim director of the school. "1xbet sports betting will help us advance our news desk, designed to prepare students to develop stories across platforms, and will coach students in applying for scholarships, awards, internships and jobs. 1xbet sports betting will foster contacts with professionals in all fields."
"Susan is a consummate professional and will help us to increase the strategic capabilities of our staff in communicating with various publics," said Jeff Morris, vice president for communications and marketing at K-State.
After a succession of reporting and editing jobs at Kansas newspapers, Edgerley accepted a position as assignments 1xbet sports betting with the Philadelphia Daily News. Four years later, she moved to The New York Times as a copy 1xbet sports betting on the metro desk.
Climbing through the ranks, Edgerley was deputy metro 1xbet sports betting on 9/11, coverage for which the paper won an unprecedented six Pulitzer Prizes. She went on to become metro 1xbet sports betting at The Times, and then an assistant managing 1xbet sports betting . In her last five years at the paper, she was dining 1xbet sports betting , in charge of the paper's food coverage and restaurant and wine critics.
Since leaving The 1xbet sports betting in September, Edgerley has been named director of operations and special projects at Wellness in the Schools, a national nonprofit based in Harlem that puts cooks and coaches in the public schools. She also is a board member of the Schlow Restaurant Group, where she is working to develop a fast-casual restaurant concept.