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Lisa Greenberg Lisa Greenberg [email protected] (941) 769-5472 Current Address: Permanent Address: 715 SW 10th St 4581 Grassy Point Blvd Gainesville, FL 32601 Port Charlotte, FL 33952 EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication, Criminology May 2014 University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida GPA: 3.74/4.00 EXPERIENCE Cut-In Anchor, WRUF TV 6, Gainesville, FL January 2013 to Present • Wrote news stories featuring the day’s current events for two separate two-minute newscasts • Anchored both newscasts, which are aired once every hour Producer, WRUF TV 6, Gainesville, FL January 2013 to Present • Produced the cut-in shows for two separate two-minute newscasts • Exported and edited film to accompany the cast, filmed the anchor’s newscast, put the cast together for air Communications Director, Kappa Alpha Theta National Sorority, Gainesville, FL January 2013 to Present • Wrote Alumni Newsletters, incorporating important sorority events and stories, and sent them electronically • Kept the chapter informed through Facebook, Twitter, and email updates Reporter, Florida’s 5 WUFT-TV, Gainesville, FL August 2012 to Present • Wrote news stories for broadcast and shot and edited video to accompany each story • Conducted on-camera interviews with sources and individuals related to stories on camera Public Relations Director, Her Campus UFL, Gainesville, FL August 2012 to Present • Promoted Her Campus, an online magazine, to boost readership through Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, Instagram, and promotional flyers • Expanded the Her Campus community by reaching out to student organizations • Implemented Sorority House Representatives to relay Her Campus information and keep sorority members informed Assistant Director of Public Relations, Florida Blue Key Divisions, Gainesville, FL March 2012 to Present • Promoted events for Florida Blue Key, UF’s leadership honorary, via Facebook, Twitter, and promotional flyers • Created a promotional video for Florida Blue Key using a video camera and film editing software Writer, Her Campus UFL, Gainesville, FL December 2011 to Present • Wrote articles for the magazine about topics relating to fashion, health, beauty, and relationships • Maintained a style blog to show readers how to create certain looks by demonstrating on models Reporter, WUFT-FM, Gainesville, FL January 2012 to July 2012 • Wrote news stories for radio broadcast using news writing software • Conducted in-person and phone interviews with sources and individuals related to stories • Recorded stories to be broadcast and conducted live news broadcasts Convention Awards Chairman, Kappa Alpha Theta National Sorority, Gainesville, FL January 2012 to December 2012 • Completed National and University of Florida Greek awards applications • Documented members’ accomplishments and posted them on a “brag board” for the chapter to see Assistant Director of Public Relations, Gator Growl 2012, Gainesville, FL March 2012 to November 2012 • Promoted Gator Growl through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and blogging • Gathered media contacts to aid in promoting Gator Growl 2012 • Kept the public informed about Gator Growl through the event website’s blog, which was updated daily AFFILIATIONS/AWARDS National Honors Society January 2009 to Present University of Florida Honors Program August 2010 to Present Delta Epsilon Iota Honor Society September 2010 to Present Danza Dance Company August 2010 to August 2012 $1000 Elk’s Lodge Scholarship Recipient March 2010 Florida Merit Scholarship Recipient June 2010 SKILLS Computer: Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro, Microsoft Software Technical: Skilled in using video cameras and news technology Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills, scored 800 in writing section of SAT .
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