I survived the holidays
The holidays are stressful times for many. This week, I share my tips to make yourself a priority during the holiday season.
Media. Sports. Community.
Hi, my name is Corissa Bradley. I am a Class of 2025 graduate from the University of Washington with a BA in Sociology and Journalism Public Interest Communications. Through the years, I have worked in media, marketing, community service, and sports. My goal is to combine all my interests in the professional sports world to illustrate "Sports are for everyone."
Me at a glance...
My Skills
I have successfully coordinated fundraising events with significant revenue growth. I am proficient in MLA/AP style, media writing, and public speaking. I am experienced in photography, media management, Canva, and Adobe Creative Suite. I have a strong command of Microsoft Office Suite.
Articles
I wish I could swipe left in person
Dating is hard at every stage of life, but it can be especially hard when trying to balance life in college. Join me to talk about the ups and downs of the dating world.
Straight until proven gay
I've never liked the concept of "coming out." This week I share my thoughts and opinions on the impact of heteronormativity.
Make sex sexy again
This week, I learned about allowing for open communication and education about the different kinds of sex and sexual acts allows for safer practices and more feelings of inclusivity.
UW: The epicenter of queer history
Bored of hearing about straight people? Join me as I learn about the history of queer students at the University of Washington and the waves they made.
LSJ major requirement changes anticipated to help students navigate classes and credits
I explore the proposed changes to the major requirements and framework of the Department of Law, Societies, and Justice (LSJ) at UW.
UWPD and Residential Life seeking information on antisemitic vandalism in Willow Hall
I talk with Residential Life Director Vicki Vanderwerf about the ongoing investigation into dorm building vandalism.
COVID-19 and the flu in the new year
COVID-19 cases experienced a rise, and research on the virus and its variants had not yet slowed down. I wrote an informative piece for readers to stay healthy during the new year.
The reopening of the Jacob Lawrence Gallery
After years of planning, the gallery dedicated to the late Jacob Lawrence, an art professor at UW for 15 years, was finally relocated. I talked with Professor Juliet Sperling to learn more.
