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New York, New York, United States

Design and build graphics collaboratively with broadcast associates and producers for CBS Sports NCAA Football and Basketball coverage, as well as CBS' Golazo Network. Currently using Chyron Lyric ProX across most shows, transitioning into Chyron Prime within the next year.

Hempstead, New York, United States

As Graphics Coordinator, I prepare graphics packages for shows, productions, and classes at Hofstra University's Herbert School of Communication. I also operate the graphics machine for most if not all HEAT productions. This entails designing and curating graphics for each production and calling them up live on air or for the director to call up. Hofstra utilizes the Ross XPression software on a Lenovo PC (Windows OS).

Hempstead, New York, United States

Hempstead, New York, United States

As a technical assistant, I prepare and maintain Hofstra University's Lawrence Herbert School of Communication's television studio. I assist Professor Brenda Laux, former CNN assistant director and current freelance assistant director, with her section of beginner's multi-camera television production class. I prepare the studio cameras, the control room, the audio room, and the graphics operating system for her class. I also assist her students with any questions they may have as well as technical problems from room to room. Chief engineer at the School of Communication Victor Lazo often helps me along with my fellow TAs for other sections and classes.

Hempstead, New York, United States

As a Resident Assistant, I work in a college dorm managing two floors of a residential tower. This entails creating door tags and bulletin board art to make the space welcoming, working in our office on selected nights to answer resident questions, retrieve mail, and update residential directors on the status of the building (maintenance, resident status, and resident behavior). This also includes doing rounds of all 14 floors. Further, I have undergone extensive training on diversity and inclusion so to create an equitable space as well as training on conflict diffusion. Lastly, the job requires programming for residents and staff, which can be a wide variety of activities. Programming is meant to not only promote a welcome space for residents, but to provide fun activities for everyone on campus to get acquainted with the community.

Rochester, New York Area

Hempstead, New York, United States

For three-time Marconi Radio Award-Winning Non-Commercial Radio Station 88.7 FM Radio Hofstra University, I hold a lead producing position that entails speaking live over the air, engineering a broadcast, and arranging content, some of which is delegated to coworkers and interviewees. I also am able to air prerecorded material that I create and prepare: this includes sound from videos, webcasts, and more that I gain permission to use, interviews that I conduct with my own questions to be edited on Adobe Audition and aired live, and cut-ins for our news segment, Newsline, such as traffic information, weather forecasts, business reports, and entertainment reports. When I am not on campus and without access to a studio, I, along with my fellow staff, use Zoom to record from our respective locations in the same format as in studio.I have been a part of WRHU (our call letters) for one and a half years thus far, creating over 20 extended packages and 20 cut-ins to be used not only on air, but on social media as well. One package included questions I submitted to Johns Hopkins University to be answered by fellow graduates who are a part of President Joe Biden's Advisory Board for handling the COVID-19 pandemic. Another one included asking questions with a fellow colleague to a Northwell Health internist. One cut-in that I had the pleasure of doing included an interview with Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin about Nor'Easters and how to deal with them on Long Island.Over the course of my first semester at Hofstra University, I was proudly able to assist in helping WRHU win 2021's World Radio Day Award, presented by the Academy of Radio Arts and Sciences of America and established by UNESCO (United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) for our hard work to maintain programming during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rochester, New York, United States

As a product selector at Wegmans Food Markets' Fresh Foods Warehouse, I operated a conveyor belt and a pallet jack in a temperature-regulated space to put product on a pallet to be shipped out to more than half of Wegmans locations across the Eastern United States.

Rochester, New York, United States

For West Irondequoit High School's The Rodequoit newspaper, I started as an editor-in-training during my sophomore year. The next year, I became sports editor and designed the last two pages of our quarterly publication.Also, I approved and edited articles sent in by staff writers and contributors as well as writing many myself. This includes interviewing students, faculty, and community members about important information, and photographing pictures at various sporting events.Finally, I assisted with designing The Rodequoit's website and ensuring our publications are uploaded to a website to be accessed by Internet users.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Cinematography And Film/Video Production, Sophomore

Activities and Societies: 88.7 FM Radio Hofstra University: Newsline, Morning Wake-Up Call HEAT Network Resident Assistance Hofstra.

High School Diploma