Lesley Henton is a journalist who focuses on writing articles for Texas A&M University. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including profiles of professors and students, stories about campus events and achievements, and features on research and academic programs. Lesley has a passion for highlighting the accomplishments and impact of the Texas A&M community.
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Lesley Henton's coverage primarily focuses on Texas A&M University, education, research, veterinary medicine, and student life. The themes covered include engineering (29%), pets (19%), culture & society (19%), and scientific topics (17%). Given this focus, those looking to reach out effectively should consider pitching stories related to these areas. For example, pitches could revolve around innovative research at Texas A&M University or unique educational initiatives in veterinary medicine.
Additionally, considering that 25% of the coverage attributes are press releases and 23% are event coverage suggests Lesley may be interested in newsworthy events at Texas A&M University or significant developments in education and research within the United States. Therefore, public relations professionals from educational institutions or organizations involved in scientific research should tailor their pitches accordingly.
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Could turning a doorknob power your kitchen light? Researchers are exploring new ways to harvest and adapt energy.
By: Lesley Henton
Lena Headey, who played Cersei Lannister, visited A&M's sci-fi and fantasy collection, featuring the repository of the author who imagined her.
By: Lesley Henton
College of Medicine dean says the university is striving for early adoption of AI, emerging technologies on a variety of health care fronts.
By: Lesley Henton
Texas A&M University Associate Professor Sarguru Subash and team are on a mission to manage recurring UTIs that do not respond to antibiotics.
By: Lesley Henton
Hazards from decorations and food abound for pets, but proper planning and safe practices can ensure they have happy holidays.
By: Lesley Henton
Incarcerated people can't protect themselves from a hurricane or wildfire, and researchers say jails and prisons often fail to protect them.
Dr. Simon F. Haeder says public response reveals antipathy toward health insurers, but entire patchwork system is to blame for ill feeling.
By: Lesley Henton
Chemical engineering doctoral student Zahra Ghiasi will represent Texas A&M in the regional 3MT research presentation competition.
By: Lesley Henton
Traveling with pets can be difficult, but following the advice of a Texas A&M veterinarian should ensure a happy trip for all.
By: Lesley Henton
Dr. Amal Noureldin, Texas A&M College of Dentistry, explains how growing opposition threatens a 70-year-old health practice.
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