- Cover the workforce, career development and personal finance in northeastern Wisconsin with a focus on storytelling.- Work with a team of two other reporters on two in-depth series, one about affordable housing and one about the workforce shortage in northeastern Wisconsin.- Won a Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing (SABEW) and American Legion 4th Estate Award for an investigative report about four Wisconsin National Guardsmen who took their lives after returning from Afghanistan.

- Promoted to statewide breaking and trending news reporter.- Worked evening and weekend shifts covering breaking news for 10 different USA TODAYNETWORK-Wisconsin papers in central and northeastern Wisconsin.- Covered trending stories of interest to readers.

- Cover breaking news, crime and courts for the Wausau Daily Herald newspaper, a daily publication in a city of about 40,000 people. - Part of a statewide breaking news team that covers major Wisconsin breaking news, such as weather events, traffic crashes and crimes.- Use social media and other tools such as CrowdTangle, Dataminr and Broadcastify to monitor for breaking news.- Shoot photos, video and post live social media updates at breaking news scenes. - USA TODAY NETWORK Journalism Excellence Award winner for my continuing coverage of a Wausau babysitter accused of killing an infant in her care.

- Covered city of Auburn government, business and general and breaking news for The Citizen newspaper, a daily publication in the Central New York region. - Attended weekly city council and other monthly city board meetings and file stories on deadline. - Wrote five to 10 daily stories each week, along with longer feature and enterprise pieces. - Live tweeted meetings, events and breaking news. - Shot photos to go along with many of my stories.- New York State Associated Press Award winner in enterprise journalism for my contribution to an investigation into workers’ living conditions on a Central New York dairy farm.

• Attend Oswego County Court every week and wrote briefs and articles on criminal cases• Write news articles assigned by my editor about various topics in Oswego County• Pitch and develop my own story ideas • Complied police blotter from several different police departments

• Oversee a staff of two additional copy editors and design page layout using InDesign in addition to all the duties of a normal copy editor• Communicate with other newspaper staff using the app Slack • Continue to cover local and campus news as a reporter • Provide live coverage of news events using The Oswegonain social media platforms, such as Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram

• Edited and fact checked approximately 30 raw articles and 20 page proofs for AP style, content, conventions and presentation each week• Wrote headlines, subheads and cutlines• Covered local and campus news as a reporter

• Wrote articles on a variety of topics surrounding the Oswego State campus including news articles, news features and pop culture reviews• Developed and pitched story ideas

• Wrote a dozen news releases throughout the semester with Oswego State as the client for the bi-monthly Campus Update newsletter to inform the Oswego State community of 8,000 students and 1,000 staff members• Interviewed many college administrators, as well as faculty, staff and students• Accepted constructive criticism from my editor and worked with him to make necessary changes to my articles

• Wrote 18 articles throughout the summer• Covered a wide range of news events and wrote feature articles and profiles about numerous community members and events • Pitched and developed story ideas• Set various press releases for publication• Assisted with inputting events for weekly event calendar• Mastered the use of TED newspaper software program

• Produced content for Facebook, Twitter and Instagram before, during and after nightly newscasts