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Robin Roberts Interview:
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2017 NABJ Convention News Package:
The National Association of Black Journalists(NABJ) held their 2017 NABJ Convention in New Orleans from August 9 to August 13 where journalists, producers and recruiters come together for a week of networking and learning. Students and professionals leave with newly formed relationships and connections.
The Ultimate HBCU Experience documentary:
Historically Black Colleges & Universities are very prevalent in today’s culture. With more than 100 Historically Black Colleges & Universities, HBCU’s act as a learning environment for Black students to grow, learn and excel. I go behind the scenes of the illustrious Hampton University to talk to prominent students about their HBCU experiences.
Tune into Smooth 88.1 Fm
Tune into your Smooth 88.1 Fm, where Leondra anchors the national news at 5:55pm on weekdays. Users can tune in by going to iheart.com or downloading the iheart radio app.
Hampton University President Dr. Harvey says ‘The Quad’ does not depict HBCU’s accurately:
Tune into Hampton University’s WHOV-TV
Tune into Hampton University’s WHOV-TV where Leondra is a sports anchor, providing insightful sports statistics.
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Leondra is a segment producer for WHOV-TV, where she writes VO’s and VO/SOT’s. Check out her writing samples: whov news scripts (1)
Six Reasons Why NABJ-HU is Applying to the NASCAR Diversity Program
By: National Association of Black Journalists Hampton University Chapter
Thank you NASCAR from our contributing writers: Leondra Head, Lauren Hendricks, Cierra Johnson, Des’Tini LaGrone, Raichele Privette, Tiara Sargeant.
Leondra Head’s Reflection
It was a great pleasure being hosted by the NASCAR Opinion Leader Initiative to cover the Xfinity NASCAR race, the VA 529. Excitement and enthusiasm filled my soul as I was given media credentials to report on my first NASCAR race. Being behind the scenes of the race was intense, from seeing NASCAR drivers casually walk by to the pit crew speed out onto the track to do speedy maintenance on the NASCAR’s was quite the night.
Bubba Wallace, an insightful driver of the NASCAR Xfinity series was a gracious driver I met before the race began. He gladly welcomed Hampton University’s National Association of Black Journalists chapter to the Xfinity series. As he greeted each of us, he went down the line to shake each of our hands while telling his story of how he became involved in NASCAR. He became a professional driver at age 20 in 2012.
“NASCAR is a high intensity sport. You either love it or hate it”, Wallace said.
It was clear after speaking with him that he loves it.
I watched inquisitively as Kyle Busch’s car passed the finish line. We soon walked over to Victory Lane where the winner of the Xfinity Series race, Kyle Busch, was awarded the official NASCAR Xfinity Series trophy and photographed for the “Hat Party”. His wife, Samantha Busch and family stood by him proudly.
Samantha Busch, stayed after for a few minutes to give us some great words of encouragement.
“It’s great that you all are here representing your college. This is a great night. Kyle and I are proud of his big win tonight”, she said.
I left the NASCAR Xfinity Series with more knowledge about NASCAR and compelled by my experience hosted the NASCAR Multicultural Development team.
Leondra Head 