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D'Andre Lewis

  • Multimedia Journalist, WDTV-TV (Bridgeport, WV)
  • Freelance Camera Operator, UCF Athletics Association Inc.
  • Freelance Camera Operator, Freelance
  • Sports Reporter and Host, The Glass Ceiling Podcast Full Sail
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Sports Journalist & Host of The Glass Ceiling Podcast Full Sail & Stetson University Alum
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Five Seasons Stand Down marks 20th anniversary helping Cedar Rapids veterans

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By D'Andre Lewis
| KGAN-TV (Cedar Rapids, IA) Verified
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA — Hundreds of veterans and community partners gathered at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids for the annual Five Seasons Stand Down, an event aimed at connecting veterans with services designed to help them improve their lives. The Stand Down marked its 20th anniversary and focused on making sure local veterans know they are appreciated and that support is available. Linn County has close to 15,000 veterans, making opportunities like Thursday’s event especially important.
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University Iowa opens upgraded facility for communication sciences students

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By D'Andre Lewis
| MSN Verified
A new University of Iowa Health Sciences Academic Building is giving students in health-related programs more modern spaces to learn, train and collaborate. The facility includes updated meeting areas, advanced lab and research technology and open courtyards designed for studying. University officials said the upgrades are already changing how students in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders learn and train.
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University Iowa opens upgraded facility for communication sciences students

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By D'Andre Lewis
| KGAN-TV (Cedar Rapids, IA) Verified
University Iowa opens upgraded facility for communication sciences students A new University of Iowa facility is giving students in health-related programs more modern spaces to learn, train and collaborate, with updated meeting areas,
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