News Industry Survey Seeks Insight Into Work Life & Professional Values of LGBT JournalistsNLGJA member Rachel Goldberg, a journalism graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, is researching journalists and communicators for her M.A. thesis about LGBT journalists. As a component of her unique research, she has created a special survey for NLGJA members.
Designed with the assistance of NLGJA, the survey includes easy-to-answer questions about your work life, your professional values and your employers. All responses are 100% confidential, and the survey can be completed in about ten minutes.
With your help, Goldberg's thesis will be among the few comprehensive studies of LGBT journalists conducted in recent memory. A summary of results and a full version of the thesis will be made available on NLGJA's Web site.
For additional information or if you would like to volunteer to be interviewed for Goldberg's thesis, please contact Rachel Goldberg at rach.goldberg@gmail.com or 415-317-8072.
News Industry Survey For LGBT Journalists
Designed with the assistance of NLGJA, the survey includes easy-to-answer questions about your work life, your professional values and your employers. All responses are 100% confidential, and the survey can be completed in about ten minutes.
With your help, Goldberg's thesis will be among the few comprehensive studies of LGBT journalists conducted in recent memory. A summary of results and a full version of the thesis will be made available on NLGJA's Web site.
For additional information or if you would like to volunteer to be interviewed for Goldberg's thesis, please contact Rachel Goldberg at rach.goldberg@gmail.com or 415-317-8072.
News Industry Survey For LGBT Journalists
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