Ousted NYT editor lands at Harvard
By Brian Stelter, CNN
"What's next for me? I don't know," Jill Abramson said during a college commencement address last month.
That was one week after she was fired from her executive editor post at The New York Times.
Now she's answering her question: Abramson will be teaching at her alma mater, Harvard University, in the fall of 2014 and the spring of 2015.
She will be a visiting lecturer in the Department of English, teaching undergraduates about narrative nonfiction, the university announced Thursday. Abramson graduated from Harvard College in 1976.
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