Brooklyn Draisey is a Writer at Iowa Capital Dispatch. She covers higher education, focusing on themes such as campus life, educational policy, and university research, while also exploring topics related to water conservation and management. Brooklyn's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Des Moines Register, Quad-City Times, and Yahoo News.
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Brooklyn Draisey's articles predominantly cover local education and health-related news in the United States, specifically Iowa and Illinois. The coverage attributes suggest that Brooklyn often reports on government announcements, press releases, and events related to human resources & employment, health & wellbeing, and education.
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Iowa secretary of agriculture candidate Chris Jones speaks to Iowa State Fair attendees on Saturday.
By: Brooklyn Draisey
The Democratic candidate for Iowa secretary of agriculture told Iowa State Fair attendees Saturday that “the outrage has finally arrived” for the state of Iowa’s water, and said systemic change rather than incremental fixes is the way to clear up waterways and improve other areas of Iowans’ lives. Chris Jones criticized “Band-Aid approaches” to fixing […]
By: Brooklyn Draisey
Northeast Iowa Community College has created a new certificate program to help fill necessary roles in ensuring the health and safety of patients undergoing surgery.
By: Brooklyn Draisey
"Brooklyn Draisey" A new master's program at the University of Dubuque aims to equip students with the training and education to lead in
By: Brooklyn Draisey
The Libertarian Party’s new nominee for the 3rd Congressional District race in Iowa gave two reasons to Iowa State Fair attendees for why he shouldn’t have the chance to speak with them on the Des Moines Register Political Soapbox stage.
By: Brooklyn Draisey
The Democratic candidate for state auditor told Iowa State Fair attendees Saturday he wants to build on the good work Rob Sand has completed in the office — hopefully with Sand as a partner in the governor’s office.
By: Brooklyn Draisey
The Democratic candidate for Iowa secretary of agriculture told Iowa State Fair attendees Saturday that “the outrage has finally arrived” for the state of Iowa’s water, and said systemic change rather than incremental fixes is the way to clear up waterways and improve other areas of Iowans’ lives.
By: Brooklyn Draisey
Democratic candidate for Iowa attorney general Nate Willems laid out his history of winning legal battles for Iowans’ benefit Friday and said his office’s priority would be helping Iowans, rather than focusing on out-of-state litigation.
The University of Iowa is partnering with a graduate healthcare institution to provide UI graduates more opportunities to further their education in different areas of medicine.
By: Brooklyn Draisey
A new master’s program at the University of Dubuque aims to equip students with the training and education to lead in their future workplace and make it better through study and action, university officials say.
