Julia Bernstein

 JuliaL. Bernstein

Julia L. Bernstein

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San Francisco State University - Broadcast Elec Comm Arts


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  • 2010

    M.A.

    Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts

    Voted by department faculty to receive 'Outstanding Graduate Student Award for 2013

    San Francisco State University

  • 2002

    Bay City News Service

    California Department of Industrial Relations

    Sandia National Laboratories

    MDRC

    KRON-TV

    University of California

    Riverside

    ABC7 / KGO-TV

    San Francisco State University

    KQED

    California Report

    •\tConducted and recorded field and studio interviews. Edited cuts

    researched and wrote scripts for The California Report as well as for KQED FM local news broadcasts. \n•\tContributed original reporting and field photos to the KQED website and News Fix blog.\n

    Reporter

    KQED

    San Francisco Bay Area

    San Francisco State University

    ABC7 / KGO-TV

    San Francisco

    CA

    •\tWrote conversational anchor scripts for all morning newscasts under extremely tight deadlines.\n•\tEdited digital video

    programmed director cues and created on-air story graphics. \n•\tCoordinated with field reporters to produce elements for live shots.\n

    News Writer

    Oakland

    CA

    •\tServed on the research teams of two large-scale national studies funded by U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services:\n• Supporting Healthy Marriage (SHM) project

    a $75 million federal study of services for low-income married couples. Analyzed program data & conducted site visits to ensure smooth program operations. Designed and utilized tools for qualitative research. Planned annual SHM all-site conference.\n•\tHead Start CARES (Classroom-based Approaches and Resources for Emotion and Social skill promotion) project

    a national test of social-emotional enhancements to Head Start settings. Managed and organized recruitment of 18 research sites

    explained study to administrators and teachers

    collected data on grantees for analysis

    Research Analyst

    MDRC

    •\tResearched

    wrote and produced thousands of anchor scripts.\n•\tCoordinated local live shots as well as national breaking stories. Edited video from multiple sources including field reporters. \n•\tManaged social media channels. Kept coverage accurate and current by continuously monitoring news wires

    satellite feeds

    social media and other sources. \n

    Associate Producer

    San Francisco Bay Area

    KRON-TV

    •\tProduced six continuous hours of broadcast news five nights per week for a listening audience that covers the entire Western U.S. as well as Western Canada and Northern Mexico. \n•\tDirected all evening news coverage

    assigned reporters

    stacked stories

    wrote teases

    created cut and copies

    booked live guests

    and simultaneously monitored wire services

    social media

    police and fire scanners

    fax and phone lines

    as well as other radio and television stations for news updates. \n•\tMaintained and updated the station’s website and social media channels.

    News Producer

    San Francisco Bay Area

    KGO-810AM

    Oakland

    CA

    •\tServed as the statewide media representative for Cal/OSHA

    California’s Occupational Safety & Health Administration. First line of response for all media inquiries and interviews about industrial accidents

    workplace hazards and state safety regulations.\n•\tCoached Cal/OSHA executives for successful media interviews. Wrote and edited press releases

    executive speeches

    daily media activity summaries

    outreach materials as well as project reports. \n•\tProduced podcasts and videos to maximize awareness of department news and events.\n•\tManaged the department’s social media. Created content

    organized event activations and collaborated with other state agencies on crisis communications. 98% increase in daily page views over two years.

    Public Information Officer @CA_DIR

    California Department of Industrial Relations

    Livermore

    California

    •\tTranslate scientific research on alternative fuels

    gene editing

    biodefense and nanomaterials into lay-friendly news releases that earn local

    national and international coverage (Vice News Tonight on HBO

    Yale Climate Connections

    San Francisco Chronicle

    Ars Technica

    New Atlas

    R&D Magazine

    Times of India and more).\n•\tWrite Sandia lab newspaper and Sandia Research magazine articles for the large federal lab community as well as external sponsors and other science-minded readers. \n•\tManage a team producing a daily publication for 1

    300 California employees.\n•\tWinner of 2018 APEX Award for excellence in technology writing. Selected amongst 1

    400 applicants. \n

    Senior Public Relations Officer

    Sandia National Laboratories

    Riverside

    California

    •\tChief public representative of UCR’s College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences

    with 13 departments ranging from astrophysics and plant pathology to entomology and biochemistry. \n• Distill complex research findings into engaging stories that gain positive national attention for the college (CBS national news

    ABC TV

    CNN

    Newsweek

    U.S. News and World Report

    Smithsonian Magazine

    Martha Stewart Living

    Popular Science

    The Weather Channel

    The California Report

    Gizmodo

    NPR stations in multiple states and more).\n• Train researchers and professors to confidently present their work to journal editors

    media and other non-technical audiences.

    Senior Public Information Officer

    University of California

    Riverside

    San Francisco

    CA

    •\tAs reporter

    wrote 30+ stories daily utilizing Associated Press style. Topics included crime

    transportation

    legislation

    local and state politics. Composed live on-the-scene reports from press conferences

    courtrooms

    protests and other events.\n•\tAs desk editor

    decided on coverage and assigned stories to a team of 12 reporters in nine county news bureaus. \n

    Desk Editor & Reporter

    Bay City News Service

    Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts Department

    •\tDesigned curriculum for and taught two core undergraduate courses (Audio Production and Social Science Research Methods) for 400+ students.\n•\tManager and sole tutor for the department’s drop-in writing laboratory.

    Adjunct Professor

    San Francisco State University

    Spanish

    Hebrew

    Technical & Technology Writing Award

    Award recognizing excellence in publishing by professional communicators.

    APEX

    Technical & Technology Writing Award

    Award for a story about hydrogen-powered research vessels. \nhttps://www.sandia.gov/news/publications/labnews/articles/2018/20-07/zero-v.html

    APEX

    Distinguished Achievement Award for Academic Excellence

    Award bestowed by faculty vote to one student per year for achieving exemplary graduate-level scholarship while teaching

    tutoring and working in the field.

    Faculty of the Broadcasting Department at SFSU

  • 1993

    Governor's Office of Emergency Services - Specialized Training Institute

    Successfully completed 40 hours of intensive training offered by the California Office of Emergency Services' Specialized Training Institute. Subjects included planning for and disseminating information to the public during a disaster.

    Crisis Communications

    B.A.

    Linguistics

    Film Studies

  • Riding bacterium to the bank

    Sandia National Laboratories scientists Seema Singh

    left; and Fang Liu hold vials of vanillin and fermentation broth

    which are critical for turning plant matter into biofuels and other valuable chemicals. (Photo by Dino Vournas) Click on the...

    Riding bacterium to the bank

    Scientists decode DNA secrets of world’s toughest bean

    UCR scientists have decoded the genome of black-eyed peas

    offering hope for feeding Earth's expanding population

    especially as the climate changes.

    Scientists decode DNA secrets of world’s toughest bean

    Scintillating discovery at Sandia Labs

    Bright thinking leads to breakthrough in nuclear threat detection science LIVERMORE

    Calif. — Taking inspiration from an unusual source

    a Sandia National Laboratories team has dramatically improved the science of scintillators — objects that detect...

    Scintillating discovery at Sandia Labs

    NASA’s TESS mission finds ‘missing link’ planets

    NASA’s newest planet-hunting satellite has discovered a type of planet missing from our own solar system.  Launched in 2018

    the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite

    or TESS

    has found three new worlds around a neighboring star. Stephen Kane

    a UC...

    NASA’s TESS mission finds ‘missing link’ planets

    Testing for Zika virus: there's an app for that

    Sandia prototype dramatically cuts cost

    time for detection of mosquito-borne illness LIVERMORE

    Calif. — Add rapid

    mobile testing for Zika and other viruses to the list of things that smartphone technology is making possible. Researchers at Sandia...

    Testing for Zika virus: there's an app for that

    Biofuels from bacteria

    Sandia helps HelioBioSys understand new clean energy source LIVERMORE

    Calif.—You might not cook with this sugar

    but from a biofuels standpoint

    it’s pretty sweet. A Bay Area company has patented a group of three single-celled

    algae-like organisms...

    Biofuels from bacteria

    Job Safety Laws for Teens by Dept. of Industrial Relations

    DIR offers this introduction to laws protecting teen workers. For more info

    visit www.dir.ca.gov.

    Job Safety Laws for Teens by Dept. of Industrial Relations

    Diesel doesn’t float this boat

    LIVERMORE

    Calif. — Marine research could soon be possible without the risk of polluting either the air or the ocean. It’s thanks to a new ship design and feasibility study led by Sandia National Laboratories. Hydrogen fuel cells have existed for...

    Diesel doesn’t float this boat

    DIR Spokeswoman comments on tragic accident by MsJulesBernstein

    Being on this side of the mic feels oddly familiar

    despite its being a new experience. This interview aired 3/25/15 on KCBS.

    Editing

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    Broadcast Journalism

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    Facebook

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    Final Cut Pro

    Breaking News

    Interviews

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    News Writing

    AP Style

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