Traci Westcott is a photojournalist based in Rochester, Minnesota. She specializes in capturing local events and sports championships, as well as covering stories related to education, technology, and community events. With her keen eye for detail and storytelling through images, Traci aims to bring the essence of the Rochester community to life through her photography.
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Traci Westcott predominantly covers local events, particularly in sports and community activities. She seems to favor visual content as her articles are mostly photo-based.
If you're considering reaching out to Traci for coverage or collaboration, keep in mind that she focuses on specific local events such as school commencements, sporting events (baseball, softball), and community gatherings. Therefore, if you have news about upcoming local sports tournaments or special community events within Minnesota or specifically Rochester, Traci may be interested in covering them through photos or short articles.
Given the high percentage of event coverage and the nature of her article titles being mainly photo-centric, offering visually appealing stories along with succinct descriptions could increase your chance of getting noticed by her.
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By: Traci Westcott
A conference championship brings hope for a successful season next year
By: Traci Westcott
RIT student Catherine Hampp, center, assembles a stage prop for Ada and the Engine consisting of more than 100 3D printed parts made in the SHED. Her friends and RIT students Jack Smith, left, and Bailey Brown lend a hand.
By: Traci Westcott
The Simone Center has brought together students from Kazakhstan, Russia, and the United States to develop companies of their own
By: Traci Westcott
Workshops and presentations equip educators to teach the 21st century student
Skills of adaptation and perseverance make this class truly unique
By: Traci Westcott, Pat Ruff
Byron senior Paige Halder is the leader in the 200, 400 and second in the high jump.
By: Traci Westcott
RIT graduate students Gautham Krishna and Ipshita Pal, Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) student Em Miller, and incoming first-year student Jaeden McCabe march with fellow RIT members during Rochester’s annual Pride Parade.
By: Traci Westcott
Starting this fall, the RIT community has free access to Adobe Express Premium, Adobe Creative Cloud, and more
By: Traci Westcott
He’ll work to improve transparency, inspire, update Paw Prints, and review add/drop timeline
By: Traci Westcott
The Sept. 12 presentation will outline the university’s recent achievements and future planning
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