Reporting investigative stories for Wisconsin Public Radio and Wisconsin Watch.

Lead KBIA's health coverage and report on the connections between health and wealth in the state of Missouri.

Reported on and for the public in mid-Missouri.

Studying documentary storytelling through radio and multimedia production.

• Production of 2-3 minute short form radio “Nonproft Spotlights” of St. Louis area nonprofits to air 14 times per week• Oversee application, selection, and interview processes of "Nonprofit Spotlights"

Report and write stories in the St. Louis region.

Full-time, nine month, graduate-level experiential leadership and management training programKDHX 88.1fm, KDHX Community Media• Developed Prototype, Protocol, and Funding Plan for a series of 2-3 minute short form radio “Spotlights” of St. Louis area nonprofits to air 14 times per weekThe Doe Run Company• Researched and compiled compliance guidelines for federal regulations for company facility• Conducted survey and developed recommendations for improvements to employee programsCarpenters’ District Council of Greater St. Louis & Vicinity• Developed recommendations for integrating college coursework into apprenticeship programSolid Waste Management Program, St. Louis County Department of Health • Calculated and compared greenhouse gas emissions of yard waste for end-of-life processes• Observed inspections of landfills, waste transfer stations, compost, and recycling facilitiesJay Nixon for Missouri (Governor) • Recruited, organized, and managed volunteers for voter contact and Get Out the VoteKingdom House • Drafted by-laws for a Young Professionals Board• Submitted 1 complete grant application and 3 letters of inquiry• Developed communication platform for afterschool instructors and local middle schoo

The Technology Center provides an inviting place for faculty and students to explore library resources and apply innovative multimedia technologies in support of teaching, learning, and research. Support is available in the form of hardware, software, and staff expertise in the creation and manipulation of digital media. Librarians are available to help patrons locate appropriate library resources and incorporate them into their research or teaching project. Technical assistance is available to help visitors with special hardware and software needs. Various levels of printing support are provided.

The Community Development Intern works out of the 21st Ward's TMAP Office - a public office open throughout the week to assist residents with their needs. The intern helps address constituent concerns, organize events, document and photograph problem properties and vacant land and buildings, and assist with large scale redevelopment projects working to revitalize St. Louis' urban core. The intern is involved in the rebuilding of two historic St. Louis neighborhoods and the redevelopment of two of the largest parks in the city. The intern is responsible for daily duties, including answering phones and greeting guests, logging constituent complaints, blogging, writing press releases, working on the NorthSider newspaper, planning community events, and conducting research.

•Networking with record labels to receive albums for the station.•Reporting song-play statistics.•Managing album reviews.•Organization of world music and world music DJs.