Ben Dornan is a student journalist at King's, currently pursuing a master's degree in journalism. He is passionate about writing and focuses on topics such as college sports, Australia, and major events like the World Cup, with a particular interest in the SEC and Canadian sports. Ben's work has been featured in SwimSwam and The Signal Halifax.
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Ben Dornan's focus is predominantly on event coverage, particularly in the sports domain. His articles encompass various local events and activities within Halifax, Nova Scotia. Pitches should align with this localized perspective and emphasize relevance to the specific community or highlight unique aspects of local events.
Given his interest in swimming and sports-related content, reaching out with updates on local sporting events or profiles of athletes from the region would likely be well-received. Additionally, pitches that tie into art or cultural happenings within Halifax could also resonate with Ben's coverage areas.
When crafting a pitch for Ben Dornan, highlighting how the proposed story intersects with the local community's interests will increase its appeal.
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By: Ben Dornan
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