Stephen Kurczy kurczy@gmail.com, www.stephenkurczy.com EMPLOYMENT STATUS The Economist, London Contributing Writer current Write about the Khmer Rouge tribunal for the international magazine’s print edition Christian Science Monitor, Boston Contributing Writer current Write feature stories from Cambodia Asia Times Online, Hong Kong Contributing Writer current Cover economics and politics in Indochina Thomson Reuters, Phnom Penh Substitute bureau chief July 2009 On 24-hour call as temporary chief of Reuters’ bureau in Cambodia Royal University of Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh Lecturer February 2009-July 2009 Taught 20-week university course on news writing and copy editing The Cambodia Daily, Phnom Penh Associate Editor December 2007-March 2009 Wrote up to four articles daily Rewrote and edited articles reported by Cambodians Reported from battle zone during the 2008 Thai-Cambodia border skirmish Americas Quarterly, New York City Contributor February 2008 Covered Mexico’s provincial elections with feature, “Oaxaca—The Teachers’ Strike One Year Later” Incisive Media, New York City Legal reporter January 2007-December 2007 Wrote 12 articles a week for weekly legal publication, VerdictSearch The Day, New London, CT Staff reporter June 2005-September 2006 Covered community and navy news in Groton, home of the United States’ largest submarine base AWARDS & PUBLIC SPEAKING 2009: Lecturer at Cambodia conference on journalism ethics sponsored by the European Union 2008: The Cambodia Daily, “Story of the Month” 2007: Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists, second place for “In-depth Series” 2006: New England Press Association, first place for “Social Issues Feature Story” EXPERIENCES & SKILLS Field Reporting, Travel and Study: Laos, Vietnam (2009); Cambodia, Thailand (2008); Mexico (2007); Honduras, Guatemala (2006); Eastern Europe (2004); bicycled across America (2004); Hawaiian Islands field study (2004) Computer: Quark Xpress, iMovie, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Publisher Language: Studied Spanish, Hungarian and Khmer EDUCATION Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI May 2005; B.A.: major, Philosophy; minors, Journalism, Physics Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Budapest, Hungary Fall, 2004 REFERENCES Ek Madra Shawn W. Crispin Bureau Chief Southeast Asia Editor Thomson Reuters Asia Times Online Phnom Penh Bangkok 855-12-906-563 swcrispin@yahoo.com ek.madra@thomsonreuters.com Kevin Doyle Editor-in-Chief The Cambodia Daily Phnom Penh 855-12-893-704 doyle.kevinj@gmail Glenn Koch Editor-in-Chief VerdictSearch New York 212-313-9116 gkoch@alm.com