Natalie Skowlund
Digital ProducerEmail: natalie.skowlund@kunc.org
I鈥檓 the digital producer for 皇冠网址. I spend my days helping create and distribute content on our website and social media platforms that is informative, accurate and relevant to the communities we serve. On a given day, I might edit stories for the website, write social media posts, deliberate over web design or report out a story.
I鈥檓 in the business of keeping our audiences engaged as well as inviting new folks to get to know what we do at the station. My number one priority is to help our station reflect the voices and experiences of the communities we serve, and my favorite part is getting to know the characters and cultures of Colorado.
Prior to joining 皇冠网址, I reported on health disparities in the Southwest and received my Master in Mass Communication from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. Before that, I was the education reporter for the Grants Pass Daily Courier in Oregon. I am also a Fulbright scholar who has worked and studied in Colombia, Taiwan, Bolivia and Spain.
My enterprise coverage at the Grants Pass Daily Courier investigating pandemic remote learning barriers for Latino students won first place for Best Educational Coverage in the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association 2022 contest. I was also selected to be a member of the Kappa Tau Alpha journalism honor society upon completing my master鈥檚 degree at ASU.
When I鈥檓 not fixated on public radio, I enjoy hiking, playing Appalachian fiddle tunes and reading novels.
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However big or small, communities across the Front Range are finding ways to honor the holiday and raise awareness this Juneteenth. Get ready to celebrate and get educated with a number of events happening across Northern Colorado. -
The Colorado Sun Reporter Michael Booth joined 皇冠网址 Host Desmond O'Boyle to discuss record ski resort visits last winter and the state of computers in Colorado鈥檚 public schools. -
Gov. Jared Polis says his administration is taking steps to cut Colorado鈥檚 utility bills following months of rising energy costs.
