Reporting, administered by the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School; and for the Selden Ring Award from the University of Southern California Annenberg School. Alumni Editors of the Herald-Tribune include Bill Church, now senior vice president of news at GateHouse Media in Austin, Texas; Michael K. Connelly, now executive editor of the Buffalo News; and Diane McFarlin, now dean of the University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications. When McFarlin accepted the dean position in January 2013, she had been Herald-Tribune publisher for 13 years. Other notable alumni of the newspaper include Chris Davis, now USA Today’s vice president of investigative reporting (Davis, previously investigations editor at the Herald-Tribune and the Tampa Bay Times has been involved in seven Pulitzer Prize-winning or finalist projects); Matthew Doig, the assistant managing editor/investigations at the Los Angeles Times (Doig, another former Herald-Tribune investigations editor was previously investigations editor at the Seattle Times and Newsday); Aaron Kessler, an investigations reporter at the Herald-Tribune and now a senior producer at CNN (Kessler also worked at The New York Times, E.W. Scripps Company, 100Reporters and the Detroit Free Press); Anthony Cormier, another former Herald-Tribune investigations editor and Pulitzer winner who now works for BuzzFeed; and Carol E. Lee, a former Herald-Tribune reporter, later a White House correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. Food writer and author Kathleen Flinn notes that she first conceived of the concept for her The New York Times-bestselling book, The Sharper Your Knife, the Less You Cry, while writing obituaries at the paper. References External links Google Digital microfilm archive 1938-2008 Newspapers published in Florida Publications established in 1925 1925 establishments in Florida Pulitzer Prize-winning newspapers Sarasota, Florida Daily newspapers published in the United States Gannett publications