Entertainment
I enjoyed the opportunity of being an Entertainment Reporter for the LSU Reveille, published in print and online.
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January 21, 2020: Rev Ranks: Selena Gomez’s ‘Rare’ uniquely mixes emotional lyrics and upbeat tunes
February 1, 2020: Flow Tribe and Neutral Snap put on an epic show for all ages
February 1, 2020: Rev Ranks: Taylor Swift’s documentary, ‘Miss Americana’ reveals the old Taylor really is dead
February 3, 2020: Student Spotlight: Business and marketing freshman Jordyn Power turns social media account into a budding enterprise
February 8, 2020: As online shopping dominates, Cottonwood Books provides Baton Rouge with a personalized shopping experience
February 11, 2020: Valentine’s Rev Ranks: ‘Valentine’s Day’ offers plenty of company, cringeworthy acts for a perfect Valentine’s Day alone
February 18, 2020: Rev Ranks: ‘To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’ may be the title, but Peter Kavinsky has been dutifully replaced by John Ambrose McClaren
February 21, 2020: Top 5 local Margaritas to try for National Margarita Day on Feb. 22
February 26, 2020: Rev Ranks: Kesha’s album ‘High Road’ offers interesting mix of random lyrics, upbeat music
February 29, 2020: Rev Ranks: ‘All the Bright Places’ offers a rare, unromanticized narrative of love and mental health
March 3, 2020: Rev Ranks: ‘The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez’ reveals horrific aftermath of the system failing a child
March 6, 2020: This week on Twitter: Coronavirus, voting and the Bachelorette announced
March 10, 2020: LSU baseball alumni bring community style fitness to Baton Rouge
April 2, 2020: Rev Ranks: ‘Self Made’ uses magical realism and hip-hop music to create a unique period piece
April 9, 2020: Captivating reads to cure your quarantine boredom
LSU Women’s Basketball | National Champions
As the primary student for LSU women’s basketball, I managed in-game social media for the team. Throughout the team’s momentous season, my efforts were to curate a social media feed that engaged and excited fans and followers. During the four-hour period spanning the National Championship game and the ceremony after, I posted to Instagram and Twitter to engage with LSU fans, college basketball spectators and overall sport enthusiasts. Prior to the championship game, @LSUWBKB had 75k followers on Instagram and 50.4k on Twitter. By the end of my posting period, Instagram and escalated to 115k and Twitter to 61.9k. As a student, the opportunity to run these accounts in a high-stake environment where it felt like everyone in the country had their eyes on the account was life changing.
*Photos courtesy of LSU Athletics
LSU Men’s Tennis
Social Media
For the 2022-2023 season, I served as the Sport Information Director for LSU men’s tennis. In this position, I managed all social media platforms for the team. I utilized Twitter and Instagram to rebrand the team and establish their presence in the community after a lack of attention in previous years. I grew the followers on Instagram by 1,004 and on Twitter by 215 followers respectively. Due to the smaller nature of the account, my goals were to build a gradual following of LSU tennis fans to boost engagement.
*Photos courtesy of LSU Athletics
Press Releases
As the Sport Information Director for men’s tennis, I had the opportunity to write regular press releases for the team. These releases are published on the athletic department website at LSUSports.net and are emailed out to a contact list of 32 reporters in the Baton Rouge area.
*Graphics courtesy of LSU Athletics
LSU Athletics
Feature Article
As a student with the LSU Athletic Communications Department, I was awarded the opportunity to interview LSU Track and Field Legend Peta-Gaye Dowdie on her upcoming induction to the LSU Athletic Hall of Fame. My feature story was one of 10 and was shared by LSU via LSUSports.net, press release, and program at the event to promote the induction to relevant parties and news outlets and highlight Dowdie’s successful career at LSU.
*graphics courtesy of LSU Athletics
LSU Softball
In-Game Social Media
As a student with LSU Athletic Communications, I managed in-game social media for LSU softball during the 2022 season. During games I posted updates and highlights to LSUSoftball on Twitter. My goal as a countributor was to update LSU softball fans on the game and to highlight our players to engage with LSU supporters and softball fans.
*Photos courtesy of LSU Athletics
LSU Student
Public Relations Student Society of America | PRSSA
PRSSA Newsletter
During the 2021-2022 school year, I served as the public relations director for the Public Relations Student Society of America on LSU’s campus. During this time, I curated a newsletter that was emailed to student members of the organization in order to promote upcoming events. I served as the creative head and author of the newsletter.
Alpha Delta Pi
Sisterhood Video | Instagram Story Graphics | Instagram Post Graphics
As the director of public relations for Alpha Delta Pi | Omega Chapter for the 2021-22 year, I had the opportunity to creatively direct and edit a video for my sorority’s sisterhood round of recruitment. This video was shown to approximately 700 young women interested in joining our sorority with the hopes of sharing how much our sisterhood meant to us. In addition to being shown during recruitment events, the video was also posted to social media.
With this position, I managed the @LSUADPi Instagram and created graphics to post on our Instagram story to highlight our members. This included graphics for Sister of the Week, Hey, Hey, I Got An A, and We Live For Each Other Wednesday. With these graphics, I had full creative control to highlight our sisters however I felt best. These postings were meant to share with our members, others in panhellenic and future members how our sisterhood was thriving during the year.
Red Carpet & One on One Entertainment
For over a decade, I enjoyed interviewing industry professionals such as athletes, actors, producers, authors, fashion designers, make-up artists, songwriters, and singers – sharing their stories to encourage and inspire others. This experience provided me the opportunity of both one on one interviews as well as fast paced red carpet interviews. I worked first hand with publicists and agents, sometimes only having seconds to prepare to speak with someone. The AUGEgirl Network is my YouTube channel I started at the age of 10! AUGE stands for All U Got Everyday.