Jennifer Redfearn

Carrie Lozano ’96, M.J. ’05 has spent her professional life creating new understandings of the world in which we live, one authentic, impactful story at a time. She is the president and CEO of San Francisco-based ITVS, a congressionally mandated nonprofit that co-produces and presents documentaries on public television. Before ITVS, she was the director of documentary film and artist programs at the Sundance Institute, creating and leading programs that supported artists through funding, fellowships, and creative labs. Lozano grew up in Los Angeles and is an alum of Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism, where she was also a postgraduate fellow in the Investigative Reporting Program. She also serves on the School of Journalism’s advisory board. She is one of this year’s recipients of the Campanile Excellence in Achievement Award, which recognizes an alum whose remarkable professional achievements reflect the excellence of a UC Berkeley education. The award will be presented at this year’s Berkeley Charter Gala in May. #AchievementAwards #UCBerkeley