About Sarah Hoye
HOYE, SARAH is a CNN All Platform Journalist based in Philadelphia, PA. As one of the first All Platform Journalists to join the network in 2010, Hoye combines new multimedia technologies with traditional journalism skills to bring a unique perspective to reporting. Before joining the network, Hoye served as a reporter at The Tampa Tribune/WFLA News Channel 8, The Lexington Herald-Leader and The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Among several honors for her journalism, Hoye was named as the Emerging Journalist of The Year by the National Association of Black Journalists in 2008. The Kiplinger Program named Hoye the Knight Digital Media Fellow in the Public Affairs Program at Ohio State University where she produced an in-depth multimedia package on the experiences of multiracial teens in 2009. Hoye holds a master’s degree of journalism from the University of Maryland-College Park and earned her bachelor’s degree in mass communications from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
- Occupation: Reporter
- Organization: The Tampa Tribune
- Location: Tampa, FL
- Website: http://tboextra.com/home/
- Was accepted for Jan 11-16 2009 Multimedia Training.
Stories
Digital media stories published elsewhere by Sarah Hoye:
- High Schoolers Explore Race In Response to the Obama Presidency [edit]
Sarah Hoye (Jan 09) followed a diverse group of students from the election to the end of the 2009 school year, and produced a thought provoking multimedia piece regarding race in the age of Obama . Hoye is a multimedia journalist for the Tampa Tribune. - Deaf, but not silent: Priest abuse victim speaks out [edit]
Sarah Hoye (Jan '09) produced a multimedia package for CNN about Arthur Budzinski, who was molested by a priest while he was a Catholic school student. Budzinski has spoken out for 37 years and plans to keep fighting.
Writing
Content on this site written by Sarah Hoye (includes contributory writing):
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Projects
- People's Grocery
- One market is transforming the food chain in West Oakland. Meet the people growing a community, visit the neighborhood and learn how to get involved.
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Presentations
(only presentations with slides or webcasts are listed)
