Duke Lecturer Ted Vaden Hired by NC DOT

by Zachary Tracer on February 16, 2009

in Academics, Durham News

Visiting lecturer Ted Vaden has been hired by the North Carolina Department of Transportation, The (Raleigh) News & Observer reports. According to the N&O, Vaden will be deputy secretary of communications at the DOT, a position that pays $117,000.

Vaden is currently teaching courses in reporting and journalism ethics at Duke in the DeWitt Wallce Center for Media and Democracy. He also serves as the public editor of the N&O, a position that brings him into frequent contact with readers as he explains the paper’s coverage decisions in a weekly column.

According to the N&O, Vaden will start part-time at the DOT March 2, before transitioning to full-time work in May, when his teaching duties are completed.

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