The University of Florida’s Science Journalist in Residence Program (SJR) brings leading science writers to the UF campus in Gainesville, Florida, to interact with faculty and students. Visiting science journalists give public talks, speak in classes and meet with faculty and students with shared interests across the university. Based in the College of Journalism and Communications, the program has supported visiting science journalists with a wide range of interests and specializations — from sports science to the science of dogs, and from experts in weather science to social media and technology to COVID-19.
Spring 2024 Science Journalist in Residence: Food Fix Editor-in-Chief Helena Bottemiller Evich
Join us on April 3 at 4 p.m. for a conversation with Helena Bottemiller Evich, the founder and editor-in-chief of Food Fix. Food Fix is an in-depth publication about food policy in Washington and beyond. Evich, an award-winning reporter who previously led food coverage at Politico, launched Food Fix to be the go-to source for food policy news and analysis for insiders and consumers alike. She has made appearances on various prominent platforms including CNN, MSNBC, CBS, BBC and NPR. For more information on the event, visit here.
Join us on April 3 at 4 p.m. for a conversation with Helena Bottemiller Evich, the founder and editor-in-chief of Food Fix. Food Fix is an in-depth publication about food policy in Washington and beyond. Evich, an award-winning reporter who previously led food coverage at Politico, launched Food Fix to be the go-to source for food policy news and analysis for insiders and consumers alike. She has made appearances on various prominent platforms including CNN, MSNBC, CBS, BBC and NPR. For more information on the event, visit here.
