Grad School Projects
Here is a selection of my recent projects (2022-2023) from my time as a Journalism Graduate student at New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, where I earned my M.A. from the demanding Studio 20: Digital First program. This program is centered on spearheading innovation and technological advancement in the fields of media and journalism.
Produced by NYU Studio 20’s Spring 2023 Writing, Reporting, and Research II class, "Social Media for SoJo" is a guidebook designed to assist journalists interested in creating solutions stories with social media storytelling approaches. The guidebook does not claim to be a one-size-fits-all solution for social solutions stories, but rather a tool for journalists and newsrooms to understand the possibilities that social media platforms afford. By utilizing these platforms, journalists can create compelling and engaging solutions journalism and reach new and younger audiences.
"Social Media for SoJo" represents the culmination of months of research and class discussions focused on journalism's current challenges. In such an environment, solutions stories have emerged as a potential answer for several of the issues faced by journalism. We consider this guidebook as a living document and sincerely hope that you find our experiences and insights helpful.
VRtue
Virtual mental health solution at your fingertips
Harnessing the Power of TikTok to
Create and Distribute Journalism Stories
Uses of AI in Journalism: How artificial intelligence is changing journalism
Louis Theroux: Interviewer Analysis
Investigative Story:
"Mental health clinic sued for allegedly forcing a patient to “take drugs against his will”
Podcasting: The Art of Connecting With Your Audience through Audio
From Headlines to Hashtags:
Building a TikTok Strategy for THE CITY