TV reporting and video interviews

The foreign-born population in Scotland has increased in the past decade. The United Kingdom’s immigration policies affect immigrants and their communities. I went to Scotland with Penn State's international reporting class and took a look at the immigration policies in Scotland and their effects on the immigrant population. 

On Centre County Report: a group of volunteers is determined to help preserve a local cemetery. Plus, many places are facing a serious teacher shortage, where does our area stand? And how supply chain and inflation issues are impacting Penn State's dining facilities. 

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In this show, I was an anchor and reporter for the teacher shortage story starting at 0:53. In Pennsylvania, low enrollment in college teacher education programs could become a big problem in the coming years. 

Big Brothers Big Sisters in Centre County need more volunteers, especially men. I took a closer look at how the organization work in Centre County.

The new beer sales began at Beaver Stadium on Saturday. I collected some of the fans' opinions.

In Pennsylvania, low enrollment in college teacher education programs could become a big problem in the coming years. I took a look on what is happening and why.

On Centre County Report: Election day is here and voters across Pennsylvania and the nation are casting their votes. We have the lastest on all the local and key state races. Plus, we look at local trust in election security and check in at a polling place. 

Polls are showing a tight fight between democrat John Fetterman and republican Dr. Mehmet Oz in the PA U.S. Senate race. Fetterman's recovery from a stroke and whether it'll affect his chances to win is a key topic after their debate last week

On Centre County Report: The latest on ceremonies honoring Queen Elizabeth and local reaction to her passing.  Plus, a new focus on safety for women joggers after the shocking kidnapping and murder of a young mom in Tennessee. And, a troubling new study about the bee population here in our state.

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In this show, I was an anchor and reporter for the story about Queen Elizabeth's death starting at 1:23. People all over the world are mourning Queen Elizabeth II after her death. I talked with people in Centre County about the Queen's impact. This was my first time anchoring live. 

What's in the water? A new study by Penn State researchers says so-called "forever chemicals" are showing up even through wastewater treatment and may have effects on crops and human health.

In this episode of PSNN, I was interviewed by Olivia Ausnehmer about the book I published at 18 that contained short stories I wrote starting at the age of 12, as well as my transition to Penn State, and my writing process. The interview is at minute 10:53