Talk:Patricia Bosworth

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Patricia Bosworth is not on the faculty of the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University. She is a fellow of the National Arts Journalism Program which organizes a talk and/or a lecture at Columbia by some of its fellows. Techically, one of them could enhance their resume to say they "taught" at Columbia and in Patricia Bosworth's case, I do not believe she was ever a faculty member. The editor who created this biography should insert the source for their information. Below I've made a link to the Columbia School of Journalism faculty list. --BookMind 01:24, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

• http://www.jrn.columbia.edu/faculty/

Here are some other sources:

• Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism: Faculty: Patricia Bosworth: B.A., Sarah Lawrence. Senior editor, McCall's; managing editor, Harper's Bazaar; contributing editor, Vanity Fair; contributor, The New York Times Book Review, Sunday Arts and Leisure, The Nation; author, Montgomery Clift: A Biography (1978), Diane Arbus: A Biography (1984), Anything Your Little Heart Desires: An American Family Story (1997), Marlon Brando: A Biography (2000). Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism: Faculty: Patricia Bosworth
• "Bosworth is on the faculty of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism." New York Public Library: Bosworth (Patricia) Papers, 1932 - 1984: Biography
• "Since 1994, through its fellowships, research activity, publications and public programs, the National Arts Journalism Program, which consolidated its operations at Columbia University in 1997, has promoted more and better coverage of the arts and culture in the nation’s news media. Past and present NAJP fellows have included Vanity Fair writer and biographer Patricia Bosworth..." National Arts Journalism Program Selects 2001-2002 Fellows
• "About the NAJP: Entering its tenth year of operation, the National Arts Journalism Program promotes more and better coverage of the arts in the nation's news media through fellowships, research and public events. The program's 117 alumni fellows to date have included author and journalist Patricia Bosworth..." National Arts Journalism Program Selects 2003-04 Fellows
• "Entering its tenth year of operation, the National Arts Journalism Program promotes more and better coverage of the arts in the nation's news media through fellowships, research and public events. The program's 117 alumni fellows to date have included author and journalist Patricia Bosworth..." Columbia News
• Bosworth, a senior fellow of the National Arts Journalism Project..." Columbia University Record Onefortyone 01:01, 2 August 2006 (UTC)