Please check out some of my work below:
As seen in The Atlantic:
Samples of Work Supervised as News Manager at WUFT News:
UPDATE: Pilot Killed In Micanopy Crash Identified; Weather Possible Cause
Yoho Answers To Contentious Town Hall Crowd That Ends With Protester Violence
Police: UF Student Killed By Suspected Drunk Driver Saturday
167 Faculty, Staff and Students Face Uncertain Future Following Immigration Ban
UF Student Hit And Killed In Collision With Garbage Truck
Ocala Police Chief Placed on Paid Leave
After Technical “Glitch,” All Alachua Precincts Reported
Information on Electionland and the University of Florida’s partnership with the project:
Electionland: a look at one of the largest collaborative reporting initiatives in history
Electionland: A deeper look into our first collaborative reporting initiative
Reporter at Chalkbeat Indiana:
Indy business leaders promise to fight for preschool for more kids
What makes a preschool great: 4 things parents should look for
Teachers brave heat to vent anger over ALEC’s influence on Indiana education laws
Why one Indianapolis township includes a bus tour in its new teacher orientation
Too few and too busy: With school counselors overwhelmed, Indiana kids fall through cracks
Indiana educators help students respond to news of violence and fury
Girls Scouts, math and forensics help keep kids engaged with summer learning
Indiana native to ‘come home’ and lead Teach for America
Religious schooling is the top reason parents use vouchers, survey finds
Parents of young children get a number to call for help finding preschools
Ritz vs. McCormick is the 2016 showdown for Indiana state superintendent
Project: Blue Ether from WUFT News and the UF College of Journalism and Communications:
Correspondent at The Gainesville Sun:
Column: Aching for Orlando at its darkest time
Local Big Brothers, Big Sisters – run by ex-mayor Craig Lowe – shuts down
Program targets at-risk students
School Board approves charter school despite previous concerns
School Board quizzes Resilience charter school backers
Rawlings Elementary’s fine arts show highlights community support
Howard Bishop Middle selected to become a ‘community school’
Superintendent has restructured top-tier administration
School Board seeks to build a community school
From the University of Florida’s Department of Religion #UFReligion Blog:
The WHY of religion newswriting, from the source
Reporter at Miami Today:
New growth environments spur entrepreneurs
Red-light camera appeals team revs up
20th Century Fox vision of Miami attraction
Arsht Center may finally get parking
‘Every neighborhood selling better’
Firms vie for zoo entertainment complex
Vast Design District project rolls ahead
FIU adds 10 programs across China
Sun Life Stadium can’t squeeze in Youth Fair
Threat on vote rattles commissioners
U of Miami adding online middle school
News Editor at The Oracle:
Four More Years: Obama wins second term
Fighter pilot continues brother’s legacy
Ryan focuses on economy’s problems
Candidates agree often in final debate
Genshaft address highlights USF achievements
News Intern at Creative Loafing:
Same protesters, different park: Rally against voter suppression hosted by FCAN
March for Our Lives protesters undeterred by rain and riot gear
Ron Paul greets enthusiastic crowd, though not part of the RNC
Domestic partnership registration begins today in Tampa
Tampa City Council brainstorms sustainability and quality of life improvements
Hillsborough County development regulations under review by new economic stakeholder committee
Occupy St. Pete’s senior citizens brave rain to “move their money”
Communications Intern at USF College of Arts and Sciences:
Author of “Freakonomics” talks economics, human behavior
USF to host award-winning author of “Freakonomics”
USF remembers inspirational leader, friend
USF grad student awarded Fulbright Scholarship
Examples of my work while a contributor for Her Campus USF:
One Major Isn’t Enough for Some Students
Kindell Workman- heading up P.R.I.D.E. & working for equal rights
The Magical Sport of Quidditch Comes to USF
Contributions to Thought Catalog:
I Experienced Sexual Harassment At A Gas Station, And This Is What It Taught Me
13 Things I’ve Learned So Far in 2013
Other:
A Chance Encounter at a Gas Station and Musings on Being a Woman, April 3, 2016 on The Renaissance Woman
My Fear of Water, A Journey, Feb. 15, 2016 at State of Water, State of Change
Connecting patients, specialists: New Arizona law makes telemedicine services more accessible for patients, physicians in rural areas, June 4, 2013 in The Maricopa Monitor
3,576 minus 2, Nov. 4, 2006 in The Orlando Sentinel
