EPISODE · Apr 27, 2026 · 1H 14M
The Student Beat - Episode 4 - Adam Avin of Syracuse
from The Student Beat · host Collin Carrithers
Adam is the Sports Director for CitrusTV at Syracuse. However, he has a long line of making his own way, from his start in Journalism to his own Foundation! We discuss his love for Journalism, the Miami Dolphins (please help Tua), why Student Journalism is so important, fun stories, and so much more. Make sure to follow him and check out his work with the links bellow:X: https://x.com/_adamavinInstagram: / _adamavin LinkedIn: / adamavin Website: https://www.adamavin.com/Wuf Shanti: https://wufshanti.com/Stress Less: Mindfulness for Teenagers Book: https://shop.booksandbooks.com/book/9...Ted Talk: • Mindfulness in Education to Lower Stress a... Student Journalists are tasked with learning a highly competitive industry and performing at great standards while also balancing being a student, other jobs, and anything else there may be. While their main job is to tell compelling stories, my goal is to tell their story of the storyteller. This podcast aims at exposing Student Journalists all across the country and explaining how much more goes into being a Student Journalist. We'll explore everything they do, how they got into journalism, fun stories, and the importance of Student Journalism!Come with me as we walk The Student Beat!My name is Collin Carrithers and I am a student reporter and broadcaster at the University of Iowa. I report as Co-Sports Director for DITV while also broadcasting as Play-by-Play and Color Commentator for Big Ten Plus and KRUI Sports. I had this idea to share the stories of my peers, to grow in my skillset, and meet so many talented people across the country! To stay up to date with all episodes of The Student Beat, make sure to follow me on X (formerly known as Twitter) @c_carrithers33!
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