Mary Jordan
Washington, D.C.
Associate Editor
Education: Georgetown University, BA; Columbia University, MA in journalism; Nieman Fellow at Harvard University; Studied Spanish for a year at Stanford University
Mary Jordan, a Washington Post Associate Editor, has written about national politics and spent 14 years abroad as a foreign correspondent and Washington Post co-bureau chief in Tokyo, Mexico City and London. She has written from more than 40 countries. She and her husband and Washington Post colleague, Kevin Sullivan, won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting for their investigation of the Mexican justice system.
Jordan has taught journalism at Georgetown University, and she spent a year studying at Harvard University on a Nieman Fellowship and a year at Stanford University stud
