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NABJ Digital Journalism Task Force Intern
I am an intern for the National Association of Black Journalists’ Digital Journalism Task Force. I update its social media feeds on Twitter and Facebook, and I blog about digital culture, mobile communications/technology and special events happening in the emerging digital media landscape.
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2012-2013 Editor-in-Chief of The TSU Herald
I am the 2012-2013 editor-in-chief of Texas Southern University’s campus newspaper, The TSU Herald. As editor-in-chief, I have established an online presence for The TSU Herald by creating social media accounts (Twitter and Facebook) and archiving its issues online. For Twitter, I created the “#TxSUNews” hashtag to share campus news with our student body.
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INFOGRAPHICS: Social Media, Technology and Politics
Here are some of the infographics that I have created.
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2012 NABJ Student Multimedia Project
I was picked to be a participant in the 2012 National Association of Black Journalists’ Student Multimedia Project. Within the newsroom, I was responsible for producing a portion of the online content as a member of the multimedia team. I covered news within the city of New Orleans and NABJ convention for NABJ Monitor. Below is ...
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Daisy Bates: A Forgotten Heroine [OPINION]
The civil rights movement produced several notable female leaders; however, many of their stories have never been told, that is until now. One such unsung heroine was unshakable. Her name: Daisy Bates. Her mission: dismantle Arkansas’ segregation laws.
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Houston Press: 100 Creatives 2012: Joseph “Joe P.” Palmore
Joseph “Joe P.” Palmore is a class act. Introduced to the performing arts early on by his father, Joe, a former theater professor who taught classes at Texas Southern, University of Houston, Houston Community College and New York University, Palmore was destined to be in the limelight. He first emerged to the stage while in grade ...