Georges, Beth Bingham
Lecturer in Communications
Communications
Biography:
Beth Bingham Georges spent 23 years in television news before returning to CSUF to teach full time in the Department of Communications. She worked as an anchor and reporter for such stations as Fox11, KDOC and the Orange County NewsChannel. She also worked for two stations in Georgia as an evening anchor, morning anchor and reporter. She has covered several big stories, including the 1993 Laguna Beach firestorm and the San Quentin execution of William Bonin, known as the freeway killer. The last five years in television, Georges worked as a reporter/producer for E! Entertainment. She has covered film festivals in Venice, Italy, and Deauville, France. She also has covered just about every major awards event, including the Oscars, Emmys and Grammys. Georges has produced more than three dozen documentaries at E!, including True Hollywood Story, E! News specials and a mini-series on the royal family of England.
Georges joined the full-time faculty at CSUF in 2003 and specializes in broadcast journalism. She is the faculty adviser for several television news programs produced entirely by students, including OC News, Al Dia and Titan Sports Recap.
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