For several weeks of spring 2014, I worked as a reporter for KBIA, a University of Missouri-licensed public radio station that is an NPR member station. I wrote scripts to be read by anchors, and recorded my own clips and interviews. I also turned my scripts into web articles that ran on KBIA’s website.

• What the Girl Scouts can teach you about business (includes audio and photos)
• KOMU-TV’s Stacey Woelfel named director of new documentary journalism center (audio at 0:50 on this page)
• MU agroforestry prof named to USDA council (includes audio)
• Winter storm: Some school closings for Thursday, road crews move to residential routes (Wrote original story and some updates; also contributed a photo)
• Columbia, Jefferson City schools closed Wednesday
• MU works toward inclusive LGBTQ approach
• Study finds thousands of Mo. Latinos have new health insurance options
• Winter weather causing delays and cancellations at Columbia airport
• For Global Journalist: Interview with Steven Groves (Includes audio. A Q-and-A piece that accompanied the radio show I helped produce, “Disputing the Law of the Sea.”)