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Cecilia Vega Covering DC: Q&A With ABC's Senior White House Correspondent
What's it like to cover the White House in one of the most dynamic periods of American journalism? Find out from Cecilia Vega, senior White House correspondent for ABC News and SOC alumna, who will share insights with students, parents, faculty, alumni, and other guests during AU's All-American Weekend.
Moderated by Amy Eisman, director of SOC's Journalism Division, the event promises to provide a unique glimpse of politics and media in our nation's capital. Reception to follow.
Admission is free, but RSVP is requested.
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A Passion for Storytelling
Nesima Aberra, SOC/MA '17
There are a lot more opportunities out there to create something that matters.
Nesima Aberra loves storytelling, but believes we need to expand where and how stories are told and who tells them. At AU, she explored how media shapes the way we understand our world through innovative, thoughtful, and relevant stories. Through her Dean's Internship at VOX, she's learned how to find compelling human interest angles in more complex news events. Now she's more excited than ever to use literary journalism to change the way people think and feel and help make our society more informed and empowered.
