About Jaclyn Giovis

GIOVIS, JACLYN covers retail and consumer trends as a business reporter for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel in Fort Lauderdale. Since joining the newspaper in November 2005, she has reported breaking news, and has pursued enterprise stories as well as in-depth projects on retail crime and mall security. Giovis has expanded her storytelling in the past year by producing Web videos that complement her print stories. As part the Sun-Sentinel’s newsroom expansion, she was recently issued her own Sony SR7 High Definition video camera and is now shooting her own Web packages. Previously, Giovis was a business reporter at two Ohio newspapers, the Dayton Daily News and the Journal-News in Hamilton, and freelanced for The Cincinnati Enquirer. She has a dual bachelor’s degree in journalism and political science with a minor in Spanish from Miami University in Oxford, OH.

• Was accepted for Jul 06-11 2008 Multimedia Training.

Stories

Digital media stories published elsewhere by Jaclyn Giovis:

• Crime on Cruise Ships [edit]
  Jaclyn Giovis presents video and data to help cruise passengers avoid crime.

Writing

Content on this site written by Jaclyn Giovis (includes contributory writing):

• Projects

  • Ailey Camp
  • Eighty-five kids from the Bay Area's toughest neighborhoods spend six weeks learning to dance and to understand themselves at AileyCamp, sponsored by Cal Performances.