LetsRun.com and Oregon Track and Field
Journalism Class Meet in Doha
by Mark Cullen/trackerati.com. Copyright 2019. All Rights Reserved
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| photo credit: Mark Cullen/trackerati.com |
Weldon Johnson and Jonathan Gault (l-r) of Letsrun.com met the University of Oregon School of Journalism's (@SOJCtrack) track and field class and bureau at Khalifa Stadium.
Instructor Lori Shontz and students Nate Mann, Brooklyn Loiselle, Brett Taylor, and Alex West were thrilled to have the opportunity to meet with these two well-known luminaries of sports journalism. A remarkably engaging discussion ensued about what the students currently are doing here in Doha as well as their plans for their respective futures.
All were left convinced that the future is in terrific hands.
I will follow up with Ms. Shontz and the students to gain their perspectives on what this meeting meant to them and will update this article then.
Special thanks to Johnson and Gault who spent this memorable time with the class just after getting off lengthy airplane trips.
Gratitude, appreciation - and inspiration - all around.
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