About Me

I'm a broadcast driven multimedia journalist with a passion for telling stories centered around politics and entertainment. I am originally from Fontana, CA, only 40 minutes outside of Los Angeles. I discovered a love for writing at a young age but did not begin my journey into journalism until later on.

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My first exposure to journalism was in yearbook during my senior year of high school. During this time, I told stories of school events and sports teams through written and visual elements. 

In May 2020, I graduated from Azusa Pacific University with my BA in Political Science. My interest in journalism began the second semester of my third year. The courses I was taking opened my eyes to the impression journalists have in opening the door to events happening in one's country and worldwide. During my last year, I solidified my decision to further my education in the journalism realm.

In August 2021, I began the MA in Mass Communication program with an emphasis on broadcast at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. During this time, I reported in Tapachula, Mexico covering the migration crisis. I previously worked as a broadcast reporter for Cronkite News: Los Angeles and Washington D.C., where I covered The Ninth Summit of the Americas. During my time in D.C. I also interned for The Heritage Foundation.  

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I am currently a multi-media journalist and reporter for KOLD 13 News in Tucson, Arizona. During my time here I have covered everything from the end of Title 42 to wildfire season. 

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