Jelani Cobb Bradlee Lecture (Saint Mary's City) | St. Mary's College of Maryland Dodge Performing Arts Center-Main Auditorium

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The highly anticipated 2023 Benjamin Bradlee Distinguished Lecture in Journalism will take place on October 25, featuring the esteemed Jelani Cobb as the keynote speaker. Cobb, a renowned writer for The New Yorker and a PBS Frontline correspondent, has gained recognition for his thought-provoking documentaries such as Policing the Police and Whose Vote Counts. His work delves into the complexities of race and inequality, offering insightful guidance and a hopeful outlook for the future. With the rigor and depth of a professional historian, the astuteness of a reporter, and the literary flair of a talented writer, Cobb's contributions to journalism have earned him accolades including the prestigious Hillman Prize and the Walter Bernstein Award. As a professor of Journalism at Columbia University and the Dean of the Columbia Journalism School, Cobb's expertise is unparalleled. The Jelani Cobb Bradlee Lecture promises to be an enlightening and engaging event, inviting the public to attend free of charge. To reserve your place for this captivating lecture, simply follow the ticketing link at the top right of the page. Don't miss this unique opportunity to gain valuable insights from one of today's most esteemed voices in journalism.