Written Work

Written Work

Work for NBC Bay Area (KNTV)

Oakland auditor says lack of leadership, other issues led to city missing retail theft prevention deadline [wrote web article]

BART begins retiring legacy trains from its fleet [wrote web article]

National AIDS Memorial honors Rep. Nancy Pelosi in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park [wrote TV script and web article]

Contra Costa Health investigates Richmond spa over possible link with Legionnaires’ disease deaths [wrote web article]

Pink Triangle returns to San Francisco’s Twin Peaks to celebrate Pride Month [wrote web article]

CHP investigates Stanford hit-and-run as a hate crime [wrote web article]

COVID eviction moratorium ends in Oakland [wrote web article]

Multiple California agencies speak on preparations for incoming storms [wrote web article in partnership with reporter and KNBC digital editor]

Nonprofit helps turn East Bay apartment into a home for Ukrainian family [wrote web article]

Martinez refinery reports coke dust release, county says county [wrote web article]

OpenAI Unveils New Artificial Intelligence Program That Can ‘See’ [wrote web article]

San Francisco Restaurant Faces Second Vandalism in Two Months [wrote TV script and web article]

Florida Teens Wins 2023 Scripps National Spelling Bee, Bay Area Student Paces Third [wrote TV script and web article]

Oakland Fire Department wins $27.4 million federal grant [wrote TV script and web article]

76 people sworn in as American citizens aboard USS Hornet [ wrote TV script and web article]

Antioch sideshow ends with 3 injured and car submerged in river, police say [wrote web article]

Radio Reporting Transcripts

Academic Work

A Soviet War and Peace: Tolstoy’s theory of History in Stalingrad An examination of Vasily Grossman’s rexamination of Leo Tolstoy’s theories of history in the novel Stalingrad. 

Koverny: Mechanisms of Self-Censorship in Russian Media – An analysis of Russian media which focuses on the systems of coercion that incentive journalists to self-censor, thus removing the need for “hard” controls on media.

Efficacy of US Counter-Terror Policies – A review of the academic literature about American counter-terror policies in the military, political, and economic arenas.

Death of a Thousand Cuts: Why the US Cannot Oppose Iran Alone – A JCPOA-era policy brief on the US/Iranian relationship with a review of the potential steps forward.

Civil War Duration and the Yemeni Conflict – A brief history of the Yemeni Civil War and an attempt to understand its longevity through the lens of conflict theory literature.

Immigration and Nationalism: Making Inroads Toward Understanding – A statistical analysis of the relationship between immigration and support for blood-and-soil nationalism in Eastern European countries.

An Alternative Model of Peace: The Shortcomings of Democratic Peace Theory – A critical examination of the so-called Democratic Peace Theory (an axiom in political science that argues democratic nation-dyads are less conflict prone than non-democratic nation-dyads).

Russian Machine Politics and the Ukrainian Model – A comparison of how political life developed in the post-Soviet period in Russia and Ukraine.

The Hegemony of Nations: Inter-Capitalist Monopoly Conflict – An attempt to understand the tension between Liberal and Realist tendencies in American foreign policy, and what this philosophical tug-of-war may mean for the US-Iran relationship.

Power Play Transcripts

Other Pieces

Byzantine Empire Topic Guide – A short history of the Byzantine Empire, written for the participants of Aggie MUN V.

Walnut Creek Youth Commission Resolution Draft – The resolution draft I wrote which established a youth leadership commission in Walnut Creek.

How to Use Reaper – A training document I wrote for Cycle News Hour reporters on how to use Reaper editing software.