Emma Folts is a Higher Education Reporter at various outlets including WBUR, CapRadio, and The Pitt News. She covers a range of topics with a focus on energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and environmental services, often intertwining these themes with her insights into sports and sports marketing. Emma's work has been featured in several notable publications such as Homeland Security News Wire, Open Campus, PublicSource, Phys.org, Tech Xplore, and Carnegie Mellon University.
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Emma Folts' coverage primarily focuses on local government and education in the Pittsburgh area. She often cites data, provides expert commentary, and reports on government announcements related to higher education, college affordability, student activism, and LGBTQ+ issues.
Given Emma's focus on local news in Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania, she would likely be interested in hearing from experts with knowledge of the local political landscape or specific policies affecting higher education institutions in this region. Additionally, individuals involved directly in the topics covered such as students' rights activists or faculty members could also make suitable sources for her articles.
If you have insights into policy changes impacting colleges or universities within Pennsylvania or perspectives from individuals affected by these changes (students/educators), your pitch is more likely to resonate with Emma.
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By: Emma Folts
Each year, low-income earners can reduce the taxes they owe by hundreds or thousands of dollars through an IRS tax credit. But a lack of information about the benefit has caused many eligible taxpayers not to claim it, leaving a collective $7 billion on the table annually.
By: Emma Folts
Each month in rural Haiti, hundreds of people rely on the House of David Community Health Center for dental work, blood pressure assessments, gynecological care and more. But because of its limited resources, the health center’s staff have struggled to effectively document patient care.
By: Emma Folts
When she was a little girl, Mariana Campos (MSPPM ‘07) was already thinking about policy problems. “I used to have very profound questions about the development of countries and why some countries are doing fine and some others are not,” she said.
By: Emma Folts
Managing a concert series in Colorado. Supporting the production of television shows at NBCUniversal. Creating a marketing campaign for TikTok.
“A lot of the time, we're the only place where a student feels like they're respected.” Brookline Teen Outreach offers programming to meet the challenges today's teens face.
Hundreds of thousands of football fans will soon descend on Pittsburgh for the National Football League (NFL) Draft, eager to watch the league’s 32 professional teams add new players to their rosters from a pool of talented collegiate athletes.
By: Emma Folts
From a young age, Heinz College alumna Yolanda Martinez has felt drawn to work that improves people’s lives. “I found working in the public sector to be a way to contribute to making this world more fair for everyone,” said Martinez, who graduated in 2006 from the college’s Master of Public Policy and Management (MSPPM) program.
