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Harvie Nachlinger B.A., Texas A&M University Harvie Nachlinger is an experienced broadcast news journalist who spent over 30 years in television news and station management. During that time he held positions as reporter, photographer, producer, executive producer, managing editor, sports director, news director and as a station manager at seven stations in six states from Texas and Colorado to Ohio, Florida and South Carolina. Nachlinger has won numerous local, state and national awards for writing, reporting, live coverage and television newscast production. Included in the list is the Anson Jones Awards from the Texas Medical Association for investigation of Emergency Medical Services, a National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Emmy for outstanding television news writing, and an Emmy nomination for breaking news live reporting. Having hired dozens of young people in their first jobs in television Nachlinger now concentrates on making sure young reporters and producers have the skills they need find their first job and to prosper and advance in their careers. He currently teaches the Journalism 326 Broadcast Reporting courses and in the Senior Semester capstone program. He has taught Journalism 202, Media Writing; Journalism 325, Principles of Journalism; and Journalism 434, Advanced Reporting. Nachlinger’s interests include study of the skills and knowledge television news managers want new graduates to know and the future of local broadcast news in a converged reporting universe. In 2006, USC's Mortar Board honor society awarded Nachlinger its Excellence in Teaching Award. He was also honored with the Kappa Tau Alpha Top Scholar Award during 2006. |
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