About
Natalie is an award winning journalist from Bridgewater, NJ. She graduated cum laude from Hofstra University with a degree in Journalism from the Lawrence Herbert School of Communications and minors in Civic Engagement and Integrated Media.
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Throughout her college career, Natalie has worked as a multimedia reporter and producer for 88.7 FM Hempstead, Hofstra's three-time Marconi Award-winning radio station and recipient of the 2021 UNESCO World Radio Day Award. She received a Gracie Award from the Alliance For Women in Media for her interview with United States Representative for New York's 4th congressional district, Kathleen Rice. She has also received awards from The Society of Professional Journalists, The Associated Press and The Fair Media Council.
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Natalie last worked as an editorial intern at Long Island Bride and Groom and a script writer for NY2C. Long Island Bride is the premiere wedding magazine on Long Island and Natalie managed social media pages and wrote blog posts for the website. She previously interned at Sirius XM for The Jenny McCarthy Show where she compiled and edited audio for promotions, produced and created segments for air and researched and prepared materials celebrity interviews. Before that she interned at 94.5 WPST where she created informational entertainment content for Pop Crush Nights.
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Natalie was also an anchor and producer at 88.7 FM Hempstead. She previously was the personnel director of the station winning WRHU the UNESCO World Radio Day Award. She also was a field reporter for Hofstra's TV station The Heat Network where she conducted interviews and reported on relevant topics on campus.
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Natalie found her passion for reporting and entertainment news when she anchored and did morning announcements for her high school TV station, BRTV. Since then her goal has been to provide viewers with the news relevant to the community. Natalie has years of media experience taking high level courses at Hofstra University. This is where she also found a passion for social media, marketing and talent relations. She hopes to continue her career as a multimedia journalist.
