Gund Foundation 2011-2013 Fellow Named

Caitlin A. Johnson, who has worked as a broadcast journalist and producer in New York and Cleveland, has been selected as the 2011–2013 George Gund Foundation Fellow.

The George Gund Foundation Fellows program, started in 2004, provides an opportunity for promising young professionals to work inside the Foundation, an organization that plays an active role in supporting the civic life of Greater Cleveland and in various national policy deliberations that impact our community. Each fellow, selected from a nationwide pool of applicants, works at the Foundation for two years.

Johnson worked for ABCNews.com, CBSNews.com and NOW on PBS in New York on a wide variety of projects and also was as an assistant producer for ideastream in Cleveland.

She will receive a master of public administration degree from the Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University in May. She also has an undergraduate degree in government and English from Cornell University and a master of science in journalism from Columbia University.

She begins her work with the Foundation June 27.