University administrator/actor/writer/whiskey reviewer/former journalist
Scott is a two-time Ironman triathlon finisher, big-wall rock climber and avid fly fisherman in the Pacific Northwest. Before leaving daily journalism, he was embedded with US Marines during the invasion of Iraq, covered New York's financial district during and after 9/11, attended and wrote about a Winter Olympic Games and contributed multiple stories to The Boston Globe's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, which spawned the movie "Spotlight." These days, Scott works in higher education, and is a model and actor as well as a whiskey reviewer. He also co-created the "Angel Punk" series of novels and comic books.
Scott Bernard Nelson '94 spent 22 years as a journalist with some of the world’s largest media organizations before returning to Linfield in 2016. He was embedded with U.S. Marines during the invasion of Iraq, covered ground zero and New …