Mark Landsbaum is an adjunct professor of reporting at Biola's Journalism Department. Biola Web site. http://www.biola.edu/academics/undergrad/journalism/faculty/profile.cfm?n=mark_landsbaum

Background

Personal

Landsbaum is married to Jan, who also works at the OC Register as the small-business columnist.

Education

• B.A., journalism, Long Beach State University

  Work Experience

• Orange County Register: Columnist, editorial writer and blogger for the Orange County Register. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 2008 by his current employer, the Orange County Register, for a series of editorials and columns on the state's confiscation of $5 billion of private funds.
• Freelance work: Arizona Republic, Philadelphia Inquirer, and Christian publications including The Christian Examiner, New Wineskins Magazine, Baptist Press online.
• Ghostwriter for books on investments and business management
• Founder: Landsbaum Communications, a marketing communications consulting firm specializing in copywriting, design and marketing
• Founder, Smallbusinessresources.com, a business-to-business web portal with hundreds of articles and columns from numerous contributing authors
• Los Angeles Times, investigative reporter. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 1992 for a computer-assisted campaign financing investigation.

Associations and Affiliations

• Evangelical Press Association
• Investigative Reporters and Editors