Hi all, my name is Emilie Cochrane, and I am a senior studying Broadcast Journalism at Temple University's Lew Klein College of Media and Communications.

 

At Temple, I have spent three years covering Temple athletic teams as a reporter and anchor for OwlSports Update, a weekly live sports show run by Temple students. Last semester, I had the opportunity to anchor and create stories for TUTV's 45-minute long, award-winning live television show "Inside the Nest," which covers and analyzes Temple Football. Throughout the semester, my crew and I produced 13 live television shows weekly throughout the Temple football season.

 

I also serve as the President of Temple's Sports Media Society for Women, a member of Temple's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, a proud honors college student, and a four-year member of the Temple Cheerleading team.

 

Outside of the work I do at Temple, I work as a Studio Production Intern at NFL Films in Mount Laurel, NJ. In this role, I work with the "Good Morning Football" production crew, pitching content and segment ideas, creating graphics on their Viz program, working with ENPS, and communicating with producers to help find stats for NFL Redzone and GameDay Live.

 

 I also serve as a sideline reporter for The Sports Fan Base Network (SFBN) and Drexel University Basketball, airing on NBC Sports Philadelphia. In previous semesters outside of Temple, I had the opportunity to intern as a writer for Philadelphia Sports Digest and work as a sideline reporter for Lafayette College Basketball, which aired on ESPN+.

 

Since my sophomore year, I have been awarded several production awards in and out of Temple. I am a 2021 Mid-Atlantic Regional Emmy Award Winning Journalist in the College Sports Story Category and a 2022 IBS Media Award winner for participating in the Best Sports Program. I have won 3 first-place awards in Temple University's Media Studies and Production Awards. Additionally, I have held the Temple University Presidential Scholarship since 2019 for my academic achievements.

 

I live about 25 minutes from Philadelphia and grew up around Philly sports culture my entire life. My website represents a piece of that culture, who I am, and who I wish to become within the next few months come graduation.