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Anne Hull Anne Hull is a journalist and Pulitzer Prize winning reporter at the Washington Post. ==Career==
Hull started at the ''St. Petersburg Times'' in Florida. Her series about the attempted murder of a Tampa police officer in a housing project, "Metal to Bone," ran in 1995. She later followed a group of women from rural Mexico who became H2-B guest workers in a crab processing plant in North Carolina. The series, "Una Vida Mejor," was a Pulitzer Prize finalist. Hull joined the Washington Post in 2000 as a national reporter. In 2008, Hull and Post colleagues Dana Priest and Michel duCille were awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for exposing the mistreatment of soldiers at Water Reed Army Medical Center in Washington. Hull was a Nieman Fellow ('95) at Harvard University and a 2011 Berlin Fellow at the American Academy in Berlin. Hull has been a visiting professor at Princeton University. She currently serves on the board of trustees at the Poynter Institute For Media Studies in St. Petersburg. She has written for the New Yorker magazine.
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