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Alexandra Lehman’s Biography

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Alexandra Lehman is an up-and-coming freelance writer and editor. Based in Ohio, she is currently an English literature major and accelerated master's candidate in textual studies.

Alexandra Lehman’s Journalist Portfolio

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Project.ME: The region's growing hub for recovery, harm reduction and community outreach

Project.ME: The region's growing hub for recovery, harm reduction and community outreach

Project.ME is a Fort Wayne-based recovery and harm reduction center, founded by Aisha Diss. They support indi…

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Shift-ology: Springfield-based communications agency receives national recognition

Shift-ology: Springfield-based communications agency receives national recognition

Connecting industry and audience, Shift-ology is a communications agency focused on agriculture and health, a…

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Stepping Up to the Plate: A Conversation with Mary Moore

Stepping Up to the Plate: A Conversation with Mary Moore

Explore the AAGPBL, a groundbreaking league during World War II that empowered women in baseball and reshaped…

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A recipe for success at Torte & Iron Café: The merger of three Springfield businesses

A recipe for success at Torte & Iron Café: The merger of three Springfield businesses

"We realized combining them into one unified concept would allow us to focus our efforts, streamline operatio…

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'Enthusiasm can drive real, lasting change': How Decatur's Youth Council is shaping the community

'Enthusiasm can drive real, lasting change': How Decatur's Youth Council is shaping the community

"Their input has sparked improvements in local parks, brought attention to traffic safety concerns, and helpe…

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'Come as you are': Fort Wayne Civic Theatre's 'Footloose' production is setting a new standard fo...

'Come as you are': Fort Wayne Civic Theatre's 'Footloose' production is setting a new standard fo...

Leveraging Arts United Center renovations and a 'come as you are' approach, Fort Wayne Civic Theatre's Footlo…

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Erin’s House for Grieving Children: Supporting families through loss

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By Alexandra Lehman
| Input Fort Wayne Verified
In Indiana, 1 in 10 youth will experience the death of a loved one by age 18. Grief impacts every person differently, but children experience it in unique ways, often not having the social-emotional capacity to understand or express their grief, leading them to process their feelings through expressive behaviors or emotions. Furthermore, grief is not a linear experience. As children grow, their understanding of loss changes, and they may revisit their grief in different ways.
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‘Come as you are’: Fort Wayne Civic Theatre's ‘Footloose’ production is setting a new standard for accessibility – Input Fort Wayne

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By Alexandra Lehman
| Input Fort Wayne Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Rehearsal of Fort Wayne Civic Theatre’s production of “Footloose” at the Arts United Center in Fort Wayne, IN. Photo by Rachel Von Art LLC. From new technology and colorful murals to additional rooms and accessibility features, the recent renovations at the Arts United Center in downtown Fort Wayne are ushering in a new era.
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Input Fort Wayne

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By Lauren Caggiano, Rachel Von Stroup, Dezaray Clawson, Alexandra Lehman
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How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

I prefer email when being pitched on stories! That way, I can take the time to read, ask questions, and research the potential publisher.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

As a student, I typically use accessible software, including Google products and other free options.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Not newspaper, but broadcast journalism center! I helped run and present morning announcements, write and produce stories for broadcast, and participated in informational and advertisement projects.

Awards

Quill & Scroll

2022 - Journalism

Inducted into Quill & Scroll honor society through broadcast journalism courses.