I edit film and TV coverage on NPR’s culture desk. Before pursuing my master’s, I also edited service journalism on NPR’s Life Kit, produced audio on the network’s daily news shows, and did a little of everything on the education desk.

My reporting on a federal student loan discharge program for people with disabilities led to an overhaul of the flawed program.

In 2019, I spearheaded planning and production for NPR’s first-ever Student Podcast Challenge, a nationwide contest for students. The contest won a National Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Innovation and continues annually at NPR. A story I produced profiling the winners took home a Gracie Award in 2020.

More of my work:

• Identifying Values to Guide Journalism Into the Future (a blog post written after attending the annual Milton Wolf Seminar on Media and Diplomacy in Vienna, Austria, where I was an Emerging Scholar)

• An 8th-Grader Finally Returns To School In-Person, Hoping It Lasts (NPR)

• Heading To The Polls? If You Have A Disability, Here’s What To Know (NPR)

• Overwhelmed, Stressed, Scared: School Nurses Brace For The Fall Semester (NPR)