La Trobe graduate Kelly Theobald took her degree in journalism and moved to outback Australia, where she recently published a children’s book. Chani Unger caught up with her.
Nicole Valicek graduated from La Trobe University in 2009. After returning from a year of travel, she put together her resume and landed a job as a cadet journalist at The Northern Times. Liana Neri caught up with her.
La Trobe graduate Rania Spooner works for a regional daily newspaper and says she wouldn’t have done her cadetship any other way. She chatted to Matthew Dixon for our ‘Where are they now?’ project.
La Trobe graduate Kelly Theobald took her degree in journalism and moved to outback Australia, where she recently published a children’s book. Chani Unger caught up with her.
Nicole Valicek graduated from La Trobe University in 2009. After returning from a year of travel, she put together her resume and landed a job as a cadet journalist at The Northern Times. Liana Neri caught up with her.
La Trobe graduate Rania Spooner works for a regional daily newspaper and says she wouldn’t have done her cadetship any other way. She chatted to Matthew Dixon for our ‘Where are they now?’ project.
La Trobe graduate Kelly Theobald took her degree in journalism and moved to outback Australia, where she recently published a children’s book. Chani Unger caught up with her.
Nicole Valicek graduated from La Trobe University in 2009. After returning from a year of travel, she put together her resume and landed a job as a cadet journalist at The Northern Times. Liana Neri caught up with her.
La Trobe graduate Rania Spooner works for a regional daily newspaper and says she wouldn’t have done her cadetship any other way. She chatted to Matthew Dixon for our ‘Where are they now?’ project.
La Trobe graduate Matt de Neef recently scored an editing gig with new website The Conversation. He chatted to Jessica Buccolieri for our ‘Where are they now?’ project.
La Trobe graduate Melissa Meehan is only 25, but already has a Chief of Staff title to add to her list of credentials. She spoke to Jessica Buccolieri for our ‘Where are they now?’ project.
Sarah Baker has travelled the world and landed her first full time job as a journalist, all in under a year. Jessica Buccolieri caught up with the La Trobe journalism graduate for our ‘Where are they now?’ project.
La Trobe Journalism and Media Studies graduates are landing on the their feet in some interesting places. Take Ryan Jon, for example.
Andrew “A.J.” Sadauskas, who graduated from La Trobe in 2009 with a Graduate Diploma in Journalism, is currently a sub-editor at Australian Stamps Professional magazine
Billy Maulana graduated from La Trobe in 2007 with a degree in Media Studies and currently works as the publicist for Obese Records, Australia’s leading
Daniel Connell, a 2008 Bachelor of Journalism graduate, is working as Communications Officer for Country Fire Authority, the largest emergency services organisation in the country. Daniel’s
Whitney Harris spent a year abroad, studying at the Missouri School of Journalism. During that time she worked at the local daily newspaper The Columbia
Mikhaela Delahunty graduated with a Bachelor of Journalism degree in 2008. By sheer luck she fell into a job working at La Trobe University’s Media and Communications unit.
Charlie Duddridge, a 2009 Bachelor of Media Studies graduate, worked as a Liaison Officer at the Commonwealth Games and for Channel Nine at the FINA
Patrick Devery, who completed a Graduate Diploma in Journalism in 2008, is working as an online sub-editor for afl.com.au. He is responsible for writing headlines, abstracts,
Lauren Hilbert, a 2006 Bachelor of Journalism graduate, currently works as a journalist for Prime News in Albury. This involves, writing, researching and presenting local
Nino Bucci worked for footyheads.com.au, the Nine Network, Local Government Focus, and meapcareers.com.au while completing his university degree. He completed his media internship at The
Sean Marsicovetere graduated with an Honours degree in Journalism in 2010. The focus of Sean’s research was how new technologies have changed the production processes
Michael Lallo joined The Age in 2006. He currently writes feature stories for the Green Guide, Metropolis and Arts sections, as well as opinion pieces,
Dianne Sarantakos, a 2008 Bachelor of Journalism graduate, is currently working as an Internal Communications Consultant for a major bank. Her position involves writing daily news
