Caroline Glenn is a senior communications specialist at AdventHealth in Central Florida, handling press outreach for AdventHealth's women's and children's hospitals, nursing workforce, mental health care, and orthopedic and neuroscience institutes. Caroline's work has appeared on ABC News, CBS Saturday Morning and all of Orlando's major news outlets. Caroline is a former reporter for the Orlando Sentinel, where she covered the everyday stories of blue collar workers and low-income residents living in the most visited city in the world and one of the nation's most unaffordable housing markets. During the pandemic, Caroline was dedicated to reporting on the thousands of Floridians who suddenly became unemployed and struggled to stay afloat. Her coverage of the eviction crisis, following four families evicted during the COVID-19 pandemic, earned her first place in Business Reporting from the Florida Society of News Editors.Prior to that, Caroline was the education reporter for three years at Florida Today, covering Brevard County public schools. During her tenure, Caroline reported on a period of unrest following the Parkland school shooting, teacher protests over working conditions and pay, and a politically charged school board. She also previously worked as the content manager of the Central Florida Future, the independent student newspaper covering UCF, and as a copy editor of the Seminole Chronicle.Caroline graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts in journalism.