Dow Jones News Fund names biz reporting interns

Dow Jones News Fund named the interns for its two business journalism summer programs.

AMERICAN CITY BUSINESS JOURNALS – DOW JONES NEWS FUND BUSINESS REPORTING PROGRAM

Ahmari Anthony, Howard University, Pittsburgh Business Times

Spencer Brewer, University of Texas, Arlington, Dallas Business Journal

Austin De Dios, University of Portland, Portland Business Journal

Nicole Dolan, University of Kansas, Kansas City Business Journal

Emma Dooling, University of South Carolina, Nashville Business Journal

Evely Forte, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, South Florida Business Journal

Hannah Green, Boston University, Boston Business Journal

Natalia Jaramillo, University of Central Florida, Orlando Business Journal

Jin Ni, Washington and Lee University, Washington Business Journal

Donovan Thomas, Howard University, Baltimore Business Journal

DJNF BUSINESS REPORTING PROGRAM

Julie Coleman, University of Pennsylvania, Arizent

Noah Daboul, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond BizSense

Laurel Deppen, Western Kentucky University, Geekwire

Roderick Diamond, Northwestern University, Advertising Specialty Institute

James Duffy, Los Angeles City College, Arizent

Sabrina Escobar Miranda, Columbia Journalism School, Barron’s

Jasmine Fernández, Columbia Journalism School, Arizent

*Madison Fernandez, Ithaca College, Forbes

Alex Harring, University of Michigan, The Detroit News

Krystal Hur, University of Michigan, The Wall Street Journal

Ava Kian, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, St. Paul Pioneer Press

Lucy Peterson, University of Kansas, BusinessDen

Anita Ramaswamy, Tufts University, Business Insider

Amena Saad, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Fortune

Dyrike (DJ) Shaw, University of Texas, Arlington, Arizent

Hardika Singh, Ohio University, The Wall Street Journal

Jemma Stephenson, Columbia Journalism School, Arizent

Ethan Wu, Cornell University, Business Insider

Lydia You, Princeton University, Barron’s