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Reality Check featuring Lisa L. Colangelo: amNewYork Reporter and Former NY Daily News Columnist

William Paterson University's Department of Communication presents the second installment in its "Reality Check! Insights from Insiders" series with Dr. Nicholas Hirshon, assistant professor of communication, in conversation with Lisa L. Colangelo, a reporter for amNewYork and former columnist for the New York Daily News. The event is sponsored by the William Paterson University chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. Topics include: 3:34 - How did Lisa's college experience prepare her for a career in journalism? 8:01 - How can a reporter balance accuracy and timeliness in an age of social media? 10:16 - Cultivating relationships with news sources who have difficult personalities 13:57 - Lisa's experience covering September 11 17:03 - Maintaining reporter neutrality when covering survivors of traumatic events 19:59 - Her experience as a columnist writing analysis of civil service work Audience Q&A: 23:44 - Who was one of your favorite interviews? 26:27 - Do you need a certain personality to be a journalist? 27:27 - Is there hesitance in how you interview mayors considering it could strain your paper's relationship with him/her? 29:24 - What mistakes would you tell your younger self to avoid? 30:25 - How do you prepare for an interview? 31:30 - How much time do you have to write a story, and how do you deal with writer's block? 34:06 - Does experience working in journalism help later on working in other professions? 34:53 - What was your most painful interview? 38:05 - What is your favorite topic to write about? 39:40 - How did you attain your Twitter followers? 40:45 - How do you maintain a healthy balance between personal life (e.g. motherhood) and career? 43:19 - What are your memories of working at the Asbury Park Press? 45:16 - Have you had any career setbacks, and how did you handle them? 48:32 - If you could pick someone dead or alive to interview, who would it be? 49:43 - What was your most challenging story to cover? 51:28 - Who or what are you looking forward to covering at Comic-Con? 52:25 - Are you assigned the topics you cover? 54:47 - What has been your favorite publication to write for? 55:49 - Is social media more selective than legacy outlets like the New York Times with regard to the news that they expose to consumers? 57:30 - What was the best piece of advice you were ever given? 1:01:50 - What advice would you give to new graduates entering the field of journalism?