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• Reporters
We here at NJ Works certainly practice what we preach. This season, we are thrilled to have two very promising, young professionals join our production as apprentices. Both Matt DeLucia and Lauren Wanko are Broadcast Journalism majors who have worked hard to earn their spot on NJN. What better example for our viewers then to help these two begin their television careers. You can catch them every week, covering the Labor beat and reporting on the latest in workforce news.
Lauren Wanko
Lauren
will be entering her senior year
this fall at The College of New Jersey.
Her area of study is Communications
with a concentration in Radio/TV/Film.
Lauren, a member of Lambda Pi Eta,
the National Communication Honor
Society, has served as anchor and
field reporter for the college TV
station, The Journal and has co-hosted,
The Bottom Line for the radio station
91.3FM WTSR. Presently, Lauren is
developing her broadcasting skills
as a reporter in her second season
at NJ WORKS. Her career with NJN
started with an internship in her
senior year of High School. Prior
to this internship, she was featured
on the MTV documentary, True Life-I’m
a High School Senior and later that
year Lauren was invited back to host
MTV's True Life Marathon. Lauren
was also host and producer for the
Bayonne Educational Network in Bayonne,
NJ. She is a member of the National
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
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Matt DeLucia
Matt
is currently earning his B.A. in
Mass Media Communication at La Salle
University in Philadelphia, where
he has gained a great deal of broadcasting
experience. As an Executive Producer
and anchor on La Salle’s cable
television station, La Salle 56,
he’s busy producing several
programs each week in addition to
his duties at NJ Works. He also co-hosts
a weekly show on La Salle’s
radio station, WEXP, and is a reporter
for the student newspaper. Through
his apprenticeship with NJN, Matt
is building on his skills as a broadcast
journalist with the hopes of reporting
full-time at a news station in Philadelphia
or New York in the near future. He
has been recognized for his achievements
by the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia
and has received numerous scholarships
for his work in broadcasting and
journalism. Matt is a member of a
number of organizations, including
the National Society of Collegiate
Scholars and the Mid-Atlantic chapter
of the National Academy of Television
Arts and Sciences. Matt
was born and raised in New Jersey
and currently resides in Burlington
County.
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