Mary Robb Jackson, MA
About Mary Robb Jackson, MA
Mary Robb Jackson Education
Mary Robb Jackson received both her Master of Arts (M.A.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. Her academic background laid a strong foundation for her extensive career in journalism and community service.
Career at KDKA-TV News
Mary Robb Jackson retired from KDKA-TV News, a CBS-affiliated television station, in January 2014. She dedicated nearly 40 years to her role as a General Assignment Reporter, Anchor, and Host of Evening Magazine. Throughout her career, she covered a diversity of stories, providing viewers with comprehensive and insightful news coverage.
Awards and Recognitions
Throughout her distinguished career, Mary Robb Jackson earned numerous community and professional awards. Among her accolades are two Emmy awards, underscoring her commitment to excellence in journalism and her significant impact on the field.
Veterans Organization Involvement
Since 1980, Mary Robb Jackson has been actively involved with various local veterans organizations. Her work with the Vietnam Veterans Leadership Program (now VLP) was particularly notable, leading to a 1995 assignment where she produced a series of stories in Vietnam alongside a Pittsburgh veteran.
Board Memberships
Mary Robb Jackson has served on the Boards of several organizations, including Friends of Danang, a group that has built schools throughout Vietnam. Most recently, she has been a board member of Pittsburgh Hires Veterans, continuing her advocacy and support for veterans in her community.