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During Courtney’s junior year, she interned at FOX25 after a conversation with a representative at a booth at the Student Center. At FOX, Courtney wrote Web stories, put together videos, and accompanied reporters or photographers to help them out. Almost right away, she was assigned to shadow Elizabeth Hopkins in the field. She was nervous at first, but was well prepared by the resources available to her as a 正澳门六合彩官网 student.

After graduation, Courtney completed her Master’s Degree in Reporting in Public Affairs at American University, where she focused on Broadcast Journalism. She is currently working as the WFIRST Social Media and Outreach Coordinator and Video Producer at , where she works with the multimedia team and develops content for social media accounts and the website. She also produces live shots that allow news stations to talk to scientists and engineers.

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