Editorial Leadership

The skill that I hold closest to my heart is my leadership.

2025-26 Lions' Digest Editor-in-Chief:

- I have revamped the atmosphere of the journalism classroom into a bustling newsroom for all to enjoy, making staffers WANT to come to class
- As the sole operator of the Lions' Digest Instagram account from September 2025 to May 2026, I adjusted our social media presence from straight story posts to include staff shoutouts and posts about special events
- In terms of diverse coverage, our team has struggled in the past with interviewees being interviewed for multiple articles within the same semester. This year, that is rarely the case
- In November 2025, my journalism advisor and I evaluated the diversity of our coverage in terms of interviewees and topics, and those observations led to specific suggestions to bring back to the rest of the editorial board

2023-25 Lions' Digest Sports Editor:

- I consistently went beyond my position to assist the editor-in-chief with…
- Design responsibilities
- A staff editorial
- Creating the Lions' Digest's first policy manual
- As a sophomore, I created our first middle school outreach program
- I have continued leading those visits through my senior year
- I ensured diverse coverage by personally attending at least one sporting event for each varsity team
- Throughout my tenure, every sport was covered in the Lions' Digest at least once per season

2024-26 WSCH Technical Director:

- I trained staffers on all tech positions
- Created WSCH's first training videos
- Empowered experienced staffers to take on their own leadership opportunities
- Managed the show's structure, including directing live announcements, timing out videos, and overseeing the entire technical production

Ultimately, my focus has always centered on ensuring every place I'm in is somewhere where everyone can smile and laugh while creating quality work.