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Jesse Dougherty is listed as Covering college sports and NIL for the Washington Post at The Washington Post, based in Washington Dc-Baltimore Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at washingtonpost.com, phone signal with area code 215, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Jesse Dougherty.
Jesse Dougherty previously worked as Sports staff writer at The Washington Post and Sports reporter at Los Angeles Times. Jesse Dougherty holds Bachelor’S Degree, Newspaper And Online Journalism, Political Science from Syracuse University-S.I. Newhouse School Of Public Communications.
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Jesse Dougherty is a Covering college sports and NIL for the Washington Post at The Washington Post. He possess expertise in ap style, journalism, newspapers, editing, sports writing and 5 more skills.
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Washington, D.C.
I am a sports staff writer at the Washington Post covering college sports with a focus on business and NIL. I covered the Washington Nationals (2018-23) and University of Maryland athletics before moving to my current beat, and before that wrote high school sports features while also covering amateur basketball in the Washington D.C.-Maryland-Virginia area for the newspaper.
Los Angeles
Started as an intern in the Los Angeles Times sports department in June 2016 and spent the summer covering a handful of L.A.-area sports. After that, I became a secondary NBA reporter helping with coverage of the Lakers and Clippers. Then I was the newspaper's Los Angeles Kings beat writer for one month before heading to the Washington Post.
First freelanced sports coverage in October 2013 and have continued to do so since. Freelance work, in backward chronological order, include:Inside Lacrosse (May 2016) — Print profile in May 2016 issue. Inside Lacrosse (2015, 2016) — Syracuse lacrosse coverage. Sports Illustrated (September 2015) — Syracuse-LSU football game coverage. Tulsa World (March 2015) — Oklahoma-Michigan State 2015 NCAA Tournament 2015 coverage. Philadelphia Inquirer (May 2015) — Pre-2015 NCAA Tournament feature on local player. Centre Daily Times (December 2014) — Syracuse-Penn State women's basketball coverage. The Boston Globe (October 2013) — Harvard-Cornell football coverage.
Wrote features on Syracuse football and Syracuse basketball for Campus Rush, Sports Illustrated's college sports website that launched in August of 2015. The goal of the site is to capture the college football buzz on campuses around the country.
Syracuse, N.Y.
Covered Syracuse University sports for The Daily Orange, starting as a freshman on the club sports beat as a freshman and finishing with two years on the men's basketball beat ending in April 2016. Beats, in backward chronological order, included:Men's basketball (2014–15, 2015–16), football (2015, half of 2016 season), men's lacrosse (spring 2014), national college basketball enterprise (spring 2014), football and basketball recruiting (fall 2013-spring 14), men's soccer (fall 2013), softball (spring 2013), track and field (spring 2013) and club sports (fall 2012)
Syracuse, New York Area
Was The Daily Orange's first-ever digital editor, heading and helping find the independent student newspaper's inaugural digital team. This included working with three assistant digital editors and a multimedia director (all new positions as of May 2015) to increase the Daily Orange's digital presentation and traffic across the paper's four editorial departments.
Greater Philadelphia Area
One of two Philadelphia Inquirer summer sports interns, covering various sports in the greater Philadelphia area. Coverages have included the Philadelphia Eagles, MLB Draft, NASCAR, the Collegiate Rugby Championships, women's lacrosse, the Devon Horse Show, and more.
Syracuse, New York
Was a member of Time Warner Cable Sports' pregame show for all home Syracuse football games during the 2014 season, and all home ACC games for Syracuse basketball in 2015. Reported live from the sidelines and gave pregame updates and analysis heading into each contest.
Syracuse, N.Y.
Led a team of five to produce up-to-the-minute online content and a daily sports section for The Daily Orange, the independent student newspaper of Syracuse, N.Y. To become sports editor, I worked my way up the newspaper's editorial latter starting as a staff writer, working as a sports copy editor for a semester and then an assistant sports editor for a semester before assuming the sports editor role. Biggest parts of the job were shaping the sports section's editorial direction, planning enterprise stories and series', working with younger writers to help develop their skills and story-finding abilities, shaping the section's social media strategy and help to make photo and design decisions for the print section, among other duties.
Won first place in the Associated Press Sports Editors 2019 contest in Beat Writing for the A Division. The A Division includes.
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Jesse Dougherty holds Bachelor’S Degree, Newspaper And Online Journalism, Political Science from Syracuse University-S.I. Newhouse School Of Public Communications.
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