Jake Hooker (journalist)

Jake Hooker (October 27, 1973 Newton, Massachusetts) is an American journalist and recipient of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting and the Gerald Loeb Award for Large Newspapers[1] for investigations done while in China over concerns with how dangerous and poisonous pharmaceutical ingredients from China have flowed into the global market.[2][3][4]

He attended Milton Academy and Dartmouth College where he studied art history.[2] In 2000, he was a Peace Corps volunteer in China for two years; he taught English in Wanxian. His first published newspaper article about his life in Waxian appeared in The Boston Globe in 2001.[2] In 2003, he worked for the Surmang Foundation in China.[3] In his free time, he has learned Chinese. He currently works for the New York Times.[2][5]

## References[edit]

1. ^ "2008 Gerald Loeb Award Winners Announced by UCLA Anderson School of Management". Fast Company. October 28, 2011. Retrieved February 1, 2019.
2. ^ a b c d "Jake Hooker". New York Times. Retrieved 5 March 2013.
3. ^ a b "The Pulitzer Prizes | Biography". Pulitzer.org. Retrieved 2010-09-07.
4. ^ "2008 Pulitzer Prizes for Journalism". THE NEW YORK TIMES. April 7, 2008.
5. ^ Hooker, Jake. "Jake Hooker - The New York Times". Topics.nytimes.com. Retrieved 2010-09-07.

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Gerald Loeb Award winners for Large Newspapers

(1974–1979)|

* Paul Steiger (1974)
* Allan Sloan (1975)
* Susan Trausch (1977 shared)
* Larry Collins (1977 shared)
* Paul Steiger (1978 shared)
* Robert Rosenblatt (1978 shared)
* Ronald Soble (1978 shared)
* Murray Seeger (1978 shared)
* Sam Jameson (1978 shared)
* N. R. Kleinfield (1979 shared)
* Richard C. Longworth (1979 shared)
* Bill Neikirk (1979 shared)

(1980–1989)|

* Gaylord Shaw (1980 shared)
* Tom Redburn (1980 shared)
* William C. Rempel (1980 shared)
* Cathleen Decker (1980 shared)
* William J. Eaton (1980 shared)
* Norman Kempster (1980 shared)
* Larry Pryor (1980 shared)
* Bill Stall (1980 shared)
* Penelope McMillan (1980 shared)
* Jonathan Neumann (1981 shared)
* Ted Gup (1981 shared)
* Linda Grant (1982 shared)
* Karen Tumulty (1982 shared)
* Robert Frump (1983)
* Dan Morgan (1984)
* Ted Gup (HM) (1984)
* Paul Blustein (1985)
* Jane Applegate (HM) (1985 shared)
* Patrick Boyle (HM) (1985 shared)
* James Flanigan (HM) (1985 shared)
* Linda Grant (HM) (1985 shared)
* Michael Hiltzik (HM) (1985 shared)
* John Lawrence (HM) (1985 shared)
* Paul Richter (HM) (1985 shared)
* Nancy Rivera (HM) (1985 shared)
* Debra Whitefield (HM) (1985 shared)
* Ken Auletta (1986)
* Kimberly Greer (1987)
* Daniel Hertzberg (1988 shared)
* James B. Stewart (1988 shared)
* Donald L. Barlett (1989 shared)
* James B. Steele (1989 shared)

(1990–1999)|

* David A. Vise (1990 shared)
* Steve Coll (1990 shared)
* Bryan Burrough (1991)
* Gerard O'Neill (1992 shared)
* Dick Lehr (1992 shared)
* Bruce Mohl (1992 shared)
* Brian C. Mooney (1992 shared)
* Karen Douglass (1992 shared)
* Alix M. Freedman (1993)
* Scot J. Paltrow (1994)
* Joel Rutchick (1995 shared)
* Timothy Heider (1995 shared)
* Thomas M. Burton (1996 shared)
* Scott Kilman (1996 shared)
* Richard Gibson (1996 shared)
* Bruce D. Butterfield (1997)
* Michael Siconolfi (1998)
* Joel Rutchick (1999)

(2000–2009)|

* Ellen E. Schultz (2000)
* William Heisel (2001 shared)
* Mark Katches (2001 shared)
* Ronald Campbell (2001 shared)
* Duff Wilson (2002 shared)
* David Heath (2002 shared)
* Alec Klein (2003)
* David B. Ottaway (2004 shared)
* Joe Stephens (2004 shared)
* Walt Bogdanich (2005)
* Ann Hardie (2006)
* Carrie Teegardin (2006)
* Alan Judd (2006)
* Charles Forelle (2007 shared)
* James Bandler (2007 shared)
* Mark Maremont (2007 shared)
* Steve Stecklow (2007 shared)
* Walt Bogdanich (2008 shared)
* Jake Hooker (2008 shared)
* David Barboza (2008 shared)
* Andrew W. Lehren (2008 shared)
* Gretchen Morgenson (2009 shared)
* Peter S. Goodman (2009 shared)
* Charles Duhigg (2009 shared)
* Carter Dougherty (2009 shared)
* Eric Dash (2009 shared)
* Julie Creswell (2009 shared)
* Jo Becker (2009 shared)
* Sheryl Gay Stolberg (2009 shared)
* Stephen Labaton (2009 shared)

(2010–2014)|

* Michael Moss (2010 shared)
* Andrew Martin (2010 shared)
* Ben Casselman (2011 shared)
* Russell Gold (2011 shared)
* Douglas A. Blackmon (2011 shared)
* Vanessa O'Connell (2011 shared)
* Alexandra BerzonandAna Campoy (2011 shared)
* Ken Bensinger (2012)
* Patricia Callahan (2013 shared)
* Sam Roe (2013 shared)
* Michael Hawthorne (2013 shared)
* Barton Gellman (2014 shared)
* Laura Poitras (2014 shared)
* Ellen Nakashima (2014 shared)
* Craig Timberg (2014 shared)
* Steven Rich (2014 shared)
* Ashkan Soltani (2014 shared)

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Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting

Pulitzer Prize for Local Reporting, No Edition Time (1953–1963)

1953
Edward J. Mowery
1954
Alvin McCoy
1955
Roland Kenneth Towery
1956
Arthur Daley
1957
Wallace Turner
1958
George Beveridge
1959
John Harold Brislin
1960
Miriam Ottenberg
1961
Edgar May
1962
George Bliss
1963
Oscar Griffin Jr.

Pulitzer Prize for Local Investigative Specialized Reporting (1964–1984)

1964
James V. Magee
Albert V. Gaudiosi
Frederick Meyer
1965
Gene Goltz
1966
John Anthony Frasca
1967
Gene Miller
1968
J. Anthony Lukas
1969
Al Delugach
Denny Walsh
1970
Harold E. Martin
1971
William Jones
1972
Timothy Leland
Gerard M. O'Neill
Stephen Kurkjian
Ann Desantis
1973
The Sun Newspapers of Omaha
1974
William Sherman
1975
The Indianapolis Star
1976
Chicago Tribune
1977
Acel Moore
Wendell Rawls Jr.
1978
Anthony R. Dolan
1979
Gilbert M. Gaul
Elliot G. Jaspin
1980
Stephen Kurkjian
Alexander B. Hawes Jr.
Nils Bruzelius
Joan Vennochi
Robert M. Porterfield
1981
Clark Hallas
Robert B. Lowe
1982
Paul Henderson
1983
Loretta Tofani
1984
Kenneth Cooper
Joan Fitz Gerald
Jonathan Kaufman
Norman Lockman
Gary McMillan
Kirk Scharfenberg
David Wessel

Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting (1985–present)

1985
Lucy Morgan
Jack Reed
William K. Marimow
1986
Jeffrey A. Marx
Michael M. York
1987
Daniel R. Biddle
H.G. Bissinger
Fredric N. Tulsky
John Woestendiek
1988
Dean Baquet
William C. Gaines
Ann Marie Lipinski
1989
Bill Dedman
1990
Lou Kilzer
1991
Joseph T. Hallinan
Susan M. Headden
1992
Lorraine Adams
Dan Malone
1993
Jeff Brazil
Steve Berry
1994
Providence Journal-Bulletin
1995
Stephanie Saul
Brian Donovan
1996
The Orange County Register
1997
Eric Nalder
Deborah Nelson
Alex Tizon
1998
Gary Cohn
Will Englund
1999
Miami Herald
2000
Sang-Hun Choe
Charles J. Hanley
Martha Mendoza
2001
David Willman
2002
Sari Horwitz
Scott Higham
Sarah Cohen
2003
Clifford J. Levy
2004
Michael D. Sallah
Joe Mahr
Mitch Weiss
2005
Nigel Jaquiss
2006
Susan Schmidt
James V. Grimaldi
R. Jeffrey Smith
2007
Brett Blackledge
2008
Walt Bogdanich
Jake Hooker
Chicago Tribune
2009
David Barstow
2010
Barbara Laker
Wendy Ruderman
Sheri Fink
2011
Paige St. John
2012
Matt Apuzzo
Adam Goldman
Eileen Sullivan
Chris Hawley
Michael J. Berens
Ken Armstrong
2013
David Barstow
Alejandra Xanic von Bertrab
2014
Chris Hamby
2015
Eric Lipton
The Wall Street Journal
2016
Leonora LaPeter Anton
Anthony Cormier
Michael Braga
Esther Htusan
2017
Eric Eyre
2018
The Washington Post
2019
Matt Hamilton
Harriet Ryan
Paul Pringle
2020
Brian Rosenthal
2021
Matt Rocheleau
Vernal Coleman
Laura Crimaldi
Evan Allen
Brendan McCarthy
2022
Corey G. Johnson
Rebecca Woolington
Eli Murray
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