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During my senior year at Georgetown, I have interned as a Communications Assistant at Georgetown Athletics. In this role, I create social media content for our accounts that have as many as 40,000 followers. I work extensively with platforms such as X, Instagram, TikTok and produce clips that are either directed to me or generated… Continue reading Social Media Portfolio

The search for the next Commanders stadium is on, and one D.C. neighborhood is caught in the crossfires. But its residents have a lot to say about it. Published 12/11/2023 On a brisk Wednesday night in October, the moon slowly rose over the Kingman Park neighborhood. It peaked over the expanse of green fields where… Continue reading The Washington team you’ve never heard of: the Kingman Park Keepers

By Julia Cannamela and Annie Kane In this video, we explored a study session in Studio C, where students who are taking Georgetown’s Rock History class were preparing for a Rhythm Proficiency exam. We interviewed junior students Emily Connon and Bay Dotson, who shared some of their favorite drum beats and the learning process in… Continue reading Sticking to the Beat

Taylor Swift’s 13th studio album, “Midnights,” released on Oct. 21, 2022, has quickly become one of the most popular albums of the year, shooting meteorically to the top of the music industry charts as soon as it became available to the public. My Canva infographic, linked below, takes a look at this recent musical takeover,… Continue reading Taylor Swift’s “Midnights” and Its Timely Domination

Below is a link to my podcast on SoundCloud covering the weekend from Oct. 22-23 that the Georgetown Women’s Club Soccer team spent in Bordentown, New Jersey for the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association Region 1 Championships. Working on this podcast was a long, thought-out effort. Before going to the tournament, I had to plan out… Continue reading To Bordentown and Back: The Underdog Journey of Georgetown Women’s Club Soccer to Regional Championships

While a story about a baby whale and another about an obscure 90’s pop song seem to have nothing common at first glance, the episodes “Something Large and Wild” from the podcast show “This is Love” and “The Case of the Missing Hit” from “Reply All” are united in their incredible abilities to draw listeners… Continue reading Immersed in the Waves of Two Podcast Stories: How “Something Large and Wild” and “The Case of the Missing Hit” Take Listeners on a Journey 

Jessica Clark (Source: NEW INC) See link below for a Google Slides presentation about my chat with Jessica Clark, founder and executive director of Dot Connector Studio, focusing on her NiemanLab predictions for the future of journalism. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ObCnJ9Rx_fvl1PCtJJWkF_e5svRiLNXNs1cYH6p7RsE/edit?usp=sharing

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(Dated April 8, 2022) Milan Bolden-Morris just spent the past exhausting few days moving into her new apartment in Ann Arbor, Michigan, but you would never be able to tell that from looking at her. The newly-hired 22-year-old graduate assistant, who will soon be coaching quarterbacks at Michigan football, looks cool as a cucumber in… Continue reading Milan Bolden-Morris: A Trailblazer Coach Looking Out for Other Athletes

When the British band When in Rome released its debut single “The Promise” back in 1988, they were unaware that it would shoot them to one-hit-wonder glory. Even more unexpected, however, is that the song has found its way back into social consciousness 34 years later as the backdrop of a viral TikTok trend. Now… Continue reading “The Promise” of Relatability: An 80’s Pop Song And Hyper-Niche Photo Galleries Make Young Adults on TikTok Feel Seen