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Soofia Aleem
The chapter's Spring 2008 chapter stipend winner grew up near Houston. After stints in Laredo, the Rio Grande Valley, and Corpus Christi, Aleem found her way back home as a reporter for KHCW 39 News. |
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Aman Batheja
This devoted chapter volunteer traded in subways for freeways, when he moved from New York to Fort Worth in 2003. He writes fiction on the side when he's not writing about local politics for the Star-Telegram. |
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Kosaku Narioka
He came to the United States from Japan in 2005 to study English and find himself. Today, he's writing about Deer Park local government. |
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Mary Vuong
A California transplant talks about learning the Houston streets and finding herself through writing. |
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Mizanur Rahman
Born in Bangladesh, raised in Detroit, Houston Chronicle immigration editor, Mizanur Rahman, makes his way through the South, having lived and worked in two Texas cities and in Virginia. |
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Alison Cox
The chapter treasurer is a public relations corporate specialist. She joined AAJA to support its mission of advocating for fair and accurate representation of Asian Americans. |
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Eileen Teves
This San Francisco native followed her broadcast journalism dream to San Antonio, where she is a morning show features reporter and personality. |
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Julie Tam
Born and raised in Houston, TV broadcaster Julie Tam's heart -- and AAJA membership -- remain in Texas, though her work has taken her to Kentucky. |
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Angie Joe
An active Houston member shares her thoughts on coming over from the "dark side" into reporting, as well as on life in the "Space City." |
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Kristi Hsu and Cam Tran
Kristi Hsu and Cam Tran, a newspaper and a TV reporter both fresh out of the University of Texas at Austin, share a house and adventures in Abilene. |
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Analisa Nazareno
Chapter stipend-recipient describes her wild AAJA Miami conference experience. |
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Meena Thiruvengadam
Raised and schooled right here in Texas, San Antonio Express-News business reporter Meena Thiruvengadam is an actual Texan. |
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Vu Than Thuy
Houston's Radio Saigon CEO survived and reported on the Vietnam War as a young journalist for the mainstream press. Today she bridges generations, languages and cultures. |
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Suzanne Marta
Our national rep. describes the mental trip that is the AAJA-Executive Leadership Program. |
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Iris Kuo
University of Texas at Dallas senior writes about her big break through AAJA "Voices" project. |
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Emily Tsao
The new continuous news editor of DallasNews.com writes a few thoughts about change and keeping pace in the ever-shifting news-delivery world. |
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