Lennon
Spektor

I run RaiderVision's flagship weekly morning show from the ground up. That means setting the editorial agenda, managing the team, coordinating production logistics, and making sure every episode clears the standard that earned this program national recognition. I do not just appear on camera. I own the entire operation: scripting, interviews, B-roll direction, and final edit, every single week.

I lead one of RaiderVision's feature news teams, guiding reporters from story development through final edit. That means deciding which stories we pursue, conducting source interviews, directing B-roll, and owning every phase of production for our team. The work has been recognized by FSPA, STN, and NATAS at the regional level.

I teach feature storytelling and human interest journalism to middle school students on weekends. My curriculum covers storytelling fundamentals, ethical reporting, interview technique, and on-camera presentation. I build lesson plans from scratch that translate professional newsroom standards into engaging, accessible instruction for students who have never stepped in front of a camera. Most of them have never considered journalism as a possibility. That changes after class.

This summer I am leading all media and content creation at an all-girls residential camp in Pennsylvania. I produce and direct video content, manage the camp's social storytelling, and teach campers how to create compelling content. It is the same discipline I bring to the newsroom, applied to a new environment.

I serve as Vice President of the Jewish Student Union, helping organize programming, community events, and campus initiatives. Leadership outside the newsroom is part of who I am.

I founded and continue to run my own e-commerce business alongside everything else. Building something from the ground up while maintaining a full academic and extracurricular schedule has taught me discipline, resourcefulness, and time management.