Experiences:
My career in television has opened me to several exciting opportunities.
In 2005, I traveled to Bayou La Batre, Alabama with WIWU-TV 51 shortly after Hurricane Katrina. I have never seen destruction like what the waves and wind left behind.
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We visited Bayou Wesleyan Church, a disaster relief site
set up by World Hope International. The church became a
distribution site for clothes and food and a shelter for
the homeless. The donations from around the country were
overwhelming. You can see the complete story of the news
report from Bayou La Batre on the video page of this
site.
In 2006, I traveled as
part of a video team to Israel and Jordan on a Holy Land
Tour in the Middle East. We traveled with Dr. Wilbur
Williams (professor of Old Testament and Archeaologist)
documenting his 127th trip.
You can see the complete
story of the news report from Israel on the video page of
this site.
In 2006, I reported on a new police dog joining the Benton
County Sheriff's Department. To truly get the full effect
of the subject I was reporting on-
I strapped on a suit and let the dog attack. Its a once in
a lifetime chance - unless you plan on robbing a
bank.
I also had the chance to fly
the blimp the Bloomin' Onion One - owned by Outback
Steakhouse- while the ship was in West Lafayette for the
Purdue vs. Ohio State football game. See the complete story
on the video portion of this site.