Steve Lillebuen

Dr. Lillebuen teaches students how to produce and publish digital journalism and investigative work, as well as to think critically about the news media and journalism practice. His students have seen their work published in a variety of news media, including Maclean’s magazine, The Toronto Star , and APTN News , and they’ve worked closely with professionals in newsrooms big and small, from the St. Albert Gazette to CBS 48 Hours . Students in his courses have also received numerous awards and honours, including co-winning a National Newspaper Award special recognition citation for climate disaster reporting and co-winning the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) Award for data journalism. He also undertakes scholarly research in the following areas: Journalism studies Journalism ethics and media accountability Crime reporting practices Investigative journalism Digital news publishing | Journalism, news industry, true crime, crime reporting and social equity, literary journalism, narrative non-fiction, climate change and climate disaster coverage, collaborative reporting projects, interdisciplinary collaboration, comparative research in journalism studies

Steve Lillebuen is Associate Professor at MacEwan University. Their stated interests include Dr. Lillebuen teaches students how to produce and publish digital journalism and investigative work, as well as to think critically about the news media and journalism practice. His students have seen their work published in a variety of news media, including Maclean’s magazine, The Toronto Star , and APTN News , and they’ve worked closely with professionals in newsrooms big and small, from the St. Albert Gazette to CBS 48 Hours . Students in his courses have also received numerous awards and honours, including co-winning a National Newspaper Award special recognition citation for climate disaster reporting and co-winning the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) Award for data journalis. This summary considered all 2 collected sources.