Lifelong journalist & educator. Former CNN "world affairs correspondent." Founding Director, University of Delaware Center for Political Communication 2010-2015. Rosenberg Professor of Communication emeritus & Distinguished Journalist in Residence.Member of the Board of Trustees, Delaware HospiceAward winning instructor in higher education, following a long career in global broadcast journalism. From 1999 - 2015, teaching journalism and political science, creating and running "Global Agenda"​ (until 2012) and "National Agenda"​ (until 2014) speaker programs and classes at U Delaware.Former CNN "World Affairs Correspondent,"​ most widely-traveled reporter during the first two pioneering decades of CNN's existence, covering international politics and helping to create and build the all-news TV genre. Have worked in 100 countries on all 7 continents with top U.S. diplomats and other officials, students and other missions. Conducted international media workshops for the U.S. State Department. Broadcast live and recorded reports through major international events such as end of the Cold War, Gulf War (1991).Extensive experience throughout the Middle East, both at CNN and with University of Delaware. Host/anchor of PBS "Great Decisions" annual foreign affairs program for a decade.Specialties: Expert moderator of national and international issue forums and informed media consumption presentations for organizations such as the World Bank, IMF and national foundations. Public speaking and presentation skills, broadcast news, international journalism, international affairs.