Kenneth C.
About Kenneth C.
Kenneth C. is a Suburban Reporter at WHYY, where he has worked since 2020. He has a background in journalism with experience at various media organizations including NBC Sports Philadelphia, CNN, and POLITICO.
Work at WHYY
Kenneth C. serves as a Suburban Reporter at WHYY, where he has been employed since 2020. In this role, he covers news and events in the Greater Philadelphia area, focusing on suburban communities. His reporting contributes to WHYY's mission of providing in-depth local news coverage and engaging storytelling.
Previous Experience in Journalism
Kenneth C. has a diverse background in journalism, having held various positions prior to his role at WHYY. He worked as a Content Production Intern at NBC Sports Philadelphia in 2018, a New York Bureau Intern at CNN in 2020, and participated as a POLITICO Journalism Institute 2020 Cohort Member. Additionally, he interned at Fox Television Stations and served as a Newsroom Intern at FOX 29 - WTXF.
Education and Expertise
Kenneth C. earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Political Science from Temple University, where he studied from 2016 to 2020. He achieved a GPA of 3.93 while completing his high school education at Cheltenham High School, graduating in 2016. His academic background provides a solid foundation for his reporting and analysis in the field of journalism.
Background in Media Production
Kenneth C. has experience in media production and reporting, having worked as a Correspondent/Photographer for The Vibe on TUTV and as a News/Sports Anchor & On-Air News Reporter for Temple Update. His role as Technical Director for We Need To Talk TUTV further showcases his versatility in the media landscape.
Contributions to The Associated Press
Kenneth C. contributed to The Associated Press as an Election Night Stringer from 2017 to 2020. In this capacity, he reported on significant electoral events, providing timely and accurate information during critical moments in the political landscape of the Greater Philadelphia area.