Voices is a student program that provides aspiring journalists with career-ready skills to succeed in the continually-evolving media landscape. By nurturing relationships between students and professional volunteers, Voices also gives students the opportunity to tap into mentors’ networks and begin their own while also providing AAJA journalists leadership and management opportunities.

Now in its 27th year, AAJA Voices is a student program that provides aspiring journalists with career-ready skills to succeed in the continually-evolving media landscape. By nurturing relationships between students and professional volunteers, Voices also gives students the opportunity to tap into mentors’ networks and begin their own while also providing AAJA journalists leadership and management opportunities.

Students

Ayesha Chari – Cornell University

Amber Xiaozhi Chen – University of California, Berkeley

Isabella Cho – Harvard University

Nollyanne Delacruz – California State University, Fullerton

Ryan Doan-Nguyen - Harvard University

Sejal Govindarao - George Washington University

Javon Roman Huynh - Georgia Southern University

Rachel Kim – New York University

Macy Lee – University of California, Davis (class of 2022)

Russell Leung - Northwestern University

Annie Li - University of Oxford

Nyrene Monforte - University of Maryland, College Park

Kathy Ou - New York University

Sakeida Syed - York University

Naomi Vanderlip - California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

River Zhang - New York University

Dhanika Pineda - University of California, Irvine

Anne To - California State University of Los Angeles

Aaron Wang - Northwestern University

Kaushiki Roy - The University of Texas at Austin

Emi Tuyetnhi Tran - University of Pennsylvania

Jane Zhang - New York University