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MADELINE NGUYEN

PRINT AND DIGITAL REPORTER. INVESTIGATOR. COMMUNITY-ORIENTED


STORYTELLER.

CONTACT PROFILE
Print/digital reporter specializing in politics, education, business, and arts and culture
480-619-0285 Years of journalistic experience in a range of positions, from reporter to executive editor
mynguyen@asu.edu Expertise in covering policy, the political process and their impact on individuals’ and
communities’ everyday lives
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Skilled and interested in narrative, magazine, breaking news and feature writing
Phoenix, AZ 85004 Observant and detailed writer, meticulous editor with an expertise in AP style, engaging
interviewer and thorough researcher/reporter
CLUBS AND
ORGANIZATIONS WORK EXPERIENCE
JANUARY 2024 to PRESENT
Asian American Journalists Association at Breaking News Intern
ASU — Member The Arizona Republic (Arizona’s largest newspaper and a Gannett-owned member of the USA
NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ Today Network)
Journalists, ASU — Member Writing day-turn stories focused on the most pressing local breaking news stories, trending
Blaze Radio — Member and DJ topics and features of businesses and organizations in the Phoenix metro
One of the largest newspapers in the U.S. with an average online readership of 5.1 million
SKILLS A story was republished by USA TODAY and appeared on its homepage
Visual: Adobe Premiere Pro and Photoshop
Executive Editor SEPTEMBER 2023 to PRESENT
Audio: Adobe Audition
Editing: Copy editing and AP style Current Foreign Affairs and International Reporting Club at Cronkite (The Cronkite School’s
Infographics: Canva only international reporting organization)
Student Reporter AUGUST 2023 to PRESENT
EDUCATION Cronkite Borderlands Initiative (The Cronkite School’s’s international reporting program
Bachelor of Arts, Journalism and focused on covering immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border and abroad)
Mass Communication Pitching and writing long-form, community-oriented stories on immigration, women’s issues
and Arizonans
Walter Cronkite School of Journalism
Took a reporting trip to Arizona’s border wall for a story about the impact of migration and
and Mass Communication at Arizona border militarization on local tourism there
State University Selected for a 10-day international reporting trip to Costa Rica to cover immigration
Graduation date: May 2025 (current Contributing writer JANUARY 2024 to PRESENT
undergraduate) PHOENIX magazine (The award-winning, leading city magazine of the Phoenix metropolitan
GPA: 4.0 area and Arizona at an estimated monthly readership of over 350,000)
Emphasis: Print/digital journalism Sidebars, profiles, roundups and reviews on local businesses, restaurants, art and culture,
Bachelor of Arts, Political Science fashion, and tourism around the Phoenix metropolitan area for bimonthly printed issues and
College of Liberal Arts and an online publication
Pieces included a trending story about a famous local skate shop’s charity program
Sciences at Arizona State University
Previous role at PHOENIX: Reporting intern AUGUST to DECEMBER 2023
Graduation date: May 2025 Freelance Writer JULY to AUGUST 2023
(current undergraduate) Arizona Highways (The state of Arizona’s official travel magazine, distributed to over 200,000
GPA: 4.0 readers worldwide every month)
Wrote blurbs centered on Arizona travel destinations and the state’s natural environment for
AWARDS a monthly printed issue and online publication
Arizona State University Dean’s List — Magazine Managing Editor JULY 2023 to PRESENT
Four-time honoree from fall 2021 to The State Press (ASU’s independent student news organization, which the SPJ awarded as the
spring 2023 Best Independent Online Student Publication in the U.S.)
New American University — President’s The managing editor to seven student reporters and a multimedia team to help lead the
Award, Arizona State University production of content for State Press Magazine’s monthly issues and online publication
Sun Devil State Award — Arizona State Working with the magazine’s editor-in-chief to set each issue’s theme, select pitches, guide
University reporters, copy edit, make ethical decisions, hone a cohesive multimedia vision and produce
the final issue
Under my editorial board’s diverse, student-oriented vision for content, a story covering an ASU TikTok trend went viral, a reporter covered
the war in Sudan from a student lens, and our publication printed short stories for the first time in recent memory
Writing investigative, long-form stories on educational accessibility and other hidden issues at ASU, including a story examining the legality
and financial ramifications of unpaid internships
Previous roles at The State Press: Digital Reporter and Full-Time Magazine Reporter AUGUST 2022 to AUGUST 2023

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