Originally from West Orange, New Jersey, I am a journalist and video producer residing in Kearny. I started my college education at Rider University in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, and later transferred to Rutgers University-Newark, where I received my BA in journalism with a minor in video production.  From my previous digital media, communication, and writing courses, I have become familiar with shooting and editing video clips, writing for social media and news outlets, and public speaking. I am a journalist for The Story Exchange, an award-winning news nonprofit that covers stories about impactful women. Previously, I worked as a news fellow in NBCU Academy's embed program. Working under NBC BLK, I wrote stories focused on issues that impact the Black community.

 

As we live in a digitally-centered world that continues to evolve, majoring in digital communications is a great choice for my future career. The television, radio, and film industry requires individuals with the skills and knowledge I hold to be involved in completing successful projects. Journalism will allow me to enhance my writing skills which I can use to express my opinion, represent a company, or inform readers of important events occurring in current society. Making videos fuels creativity within my own self and constantly inspires me to think about different career paths which I may take. With my own creativity, I hope to create work that not only informs but inspires people to change the world.