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Mallary Tenore

Mallary Tenore is the Associate Director of the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at the University of Texas at Austin's Moody College of Communication, where she oversees the Center's staff, programmatic work, events, fundraising, and more. She's also a faculty member in UT's School of Journalism and Media and in the McCombs School of Business, where she teaches writing-related courses.

Previously, Mallary was Executive Director of Images & Voices of Hope (ivoh), a media nonprofit, where she created a reporting fellowship and oversaw event management, partnerships, fundraising, and the organization’s website and social media presence. Prior to ivoh, Mallary was Managing Editor of The Poynter Institute’s world-renowned media news site, Poynter.org, where she edited and reported stories about the media industry. She also taught in Poynter seminars geared toward helping journalists improve their writing and reporting skills. She remains an adjunct faculty member for The Poynter Institute and has led writing trainings for journalists around the world.

In 2013, Mallary was named one of the top 50 female innovators in digital journalism. In 2012, she was featured on a list of the top 100 Twitter accounts every journalism student should follow and was named a Mirror Award finalist for outstanding media reporting. Mallary's articles and essays have been published in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Dallas Morning News, The Tampa Bay Times, and more. She's currently writing a memoir about eating disorder recovery and enjoys teaching the craft of personal essay and memoir writing.

Mallary holds bachelor's degrees in English and Spanish from Providence College, as well as a master's of fine arts in nonfiction writing from Goucher College. She lives outside of Austin with her husband and two young children.

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Mallary Tenore es la directora asociada del Centro Knight para el Periodismo en las Américas en el Moody College of Communication de la Universidad de Texas en Austin, donde supervisa al equipo del Centro, el trabajo programático, eventos, recaudación de fondos y más. También es miembro de la Escuela de Periodismo y Medios de UT y de la Escuela de Negocios McCombs donde imparte cursos relacionados con la escritura.

Anteriormente, Mallary fue directora ejecutiva de Images & Voices of Hope (ivoh), una organización de medios sin fines de lucro, donde creó una beca de reportería y supervisó la gestión de eventos, asociaciones, recaudación de fondos así como el sitio web y la presencia en redes sociales de la organización. Antes de ivoh, Mallary fue directora del prestigioso sitio de noticias del Instituto Poynter, Poynter.org, donde editó y escribió historias sobre la industria de los medios. También impartió seminarios de Poynter orientados a ayudar a periodistas a mejorar sus habilidades de redacción y reportería. Sigue siendo miembro adjunto del Instituto Poynter y ha dirigido capacitaciones de escritura para periodistas de todo el mundo.

En 2013, Mallary fue nombrada una de las 50 mujeres innovadoras en periodismo digital. En 2012, apareció en una lista de las 100 mejores cuentas de Twitter que todo estudiante de periodismo debería seguir y fue nombrada finalista del Premio Mirror por reportajes destacados en los medios. Los artículos y ensayos de Mallary se han publicado en The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Dallas Morning News, The Tampa Bay Times, entre otros. Actualmente está escribiendo un libro de memorias sobre la recuperación de un trastorno alimenticio y disfruta enseñando el oficio de escribir ensayos personales y memorias.

Mallary tiene una licenciatura en inglés y español de Providence College, así como una maestría en escritura de no ficción de Goucher College. Vive a las afueras de Austin con su esposo y sus dos hijos pequeños.

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Mallary Tenore é diretora associada do Centro Knight para o Jornalismo nas Américas na Moody College of Communication da Universidade do Texas em Austin, onde supervisiona a equipe do Centro, o trabalho programático, eventos, captação de recursos e muito mais. Ela também é membro do corpo docente da Escola de Jornalismo e Mídia da UT e da Escola de Negócios McCombs, onde ministra cursos relacionados à escrita.

Anteriormente, Mallary foi Diretora Executiva da Images & Voices of Hope (ivoh), uma organização de mídia sem fins lucrativos, onde criou uma bolsa de reportagem e supervisionou a gestão de eventos, parcerias, captação de recursos e o site da organização e sua presença nas redes sociais. Antes da ivoh, Mallary foi Editora Gerente do Poynter.org, site de notícias sobre mídia do Poynter Institute, onde ela editou e reportou histórias sobre a indústria da mídia. Ela também lecionou em seminários do Poynter destinados a ajudar jornalistas a melhorar suas habilidades de redação e reportagem. Ela continua sendo membro adjunto do corpo docente do Poynter Institute e liderou capacitações em redação para jornalistas em todo o mundo.

Em 2013, Mallary foi nomeada uma das 50 principais mulheres inovadoras no jornalismo digital. Em 2012, ela foi incluída em uma lista das 100 melhores contas no Twitter que cada estudante de jornalismo deveria seguir e foi nomeada finalista do Mirror Award por excelência em reportagem. Artigos e ensaios de Mallary já foram publicados em The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Dallas Morning News, The Tampa Bay Times, e muito mais. Atualmente ela está escrevendo um livro de memórias sobre a recuperação de um transtorno alimentar e ela aprecia ensinar o ofício de redação autobiográfica e redação de memórias.

Mallary é bacharel em inglês e espanhol pela Providence College, bem como mestre em redação de não-ficção pela Goucher College. Ela mora nos arredores de Austin com seu marido e seus dois filhos pequenos.

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