Journalist Natasha Alford On The Importance Of Advocating For Yourself!
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— NABJ Headquarters | NABJ.org (@NABJ) August 27, 2020
Journalist Natasha Alford On The Importance Of Advocating For Yourself!
We love to see it! Thank you for always lifting your voice and #NABJCongrats @NatashaSAlford! https://t.co/PUu1DgcHBF
— NABJ Headquarters | NABJ.org (@NABJ) August 27, 2020
Syracuse City School District alum and award-winning journalist Natasha Alford recently interviewed media executive Byron Allen about his lawsuit against the cable industry.
Cultural critic and DJ Jay Smooth talked to students at Syracuse University’s Newhouse School this evening. He is best known for having the longest-running Hip Hop Radio Program (Underground Railroad).
Veteran journalist Kierna Mayo visited Syracuse University’s Newhouse School this year and talked about her provocative covers for Ebony Magazine.
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Cathy Hughes was given an honorary degree at Syracuse University in 2001. She appeared on Old School Sunday to talk about her career later that day (WPHR-FM).
Howard University (Washington, DC) will announce the naming of the “Cathy Hughes School of Communications” at an official ceremony on Sunday.
Radio and TV personality Charlamagne Tha God visited Syracuse University yesterday.
Charlamagne made his way up from South Carolina, and is now a star in the number one U.S. radio market. The Breakfast Club Morning Show co-host visited Syracuse University last night and encouraged students at the Newhouse School to empower themselves by creating their own platforms, being resourceful, and blending their certification (degree) with real-world education. He said he was motivated early by radio personalities such as Wendy Williams, Howard Stern, Tom Joyner and the late Doug Banks.
Learn to recognize good opportunities even if they don’t come with a paycheck, he said.
Known for juggling many appearances and media gigs, he also shared that he is currently reading The One Thing by Gary Zeller.
The current clown phenomenon has forced Syracuse University to issue a letter to the campus community.