Journalism

Education

• M.S. Multimedia Journalism, Virginia Commonwealth University
• B.S. Print Journalism, Virginia Commonwealth University

Background

Veronica Garabelli spent seven years covering business news across the commonwealth as a reporter and editor at Virginia Business magazine. Prior to that she was a creative producer at Lockwood Broadcast Group and production assistant at WTVR-CBS 6 in Richmond. She joined the Robertson School of Media Culture as an adjunct professor in 2018 and became a full-time instructor the following year. Garabelli runs the Virginia Commonwealth University Capital News Service Copy Desk where student journalists copyedit content for publication through Capital News Service's news wire. 

Courses

MASC 305: VCU Capital News Service Copy Desk
MASC 475: VCU Capital News Service
MASC 203: Journalism Writing
MASC 404: Specialized Project Reporting
MASC 685: The Business of Media
MASC 643: Online Journalism II 

Affiliations

The American Copy Editors Society
Investigative Reporters & Editors
Board of VCU Student Media Center
Society of Professional Journalists
Online News Association

Awards

Virginia Press Association: Feature-writing portfolio (2018)
Online Video (2017, 2013)
Multimedia News Report (2015)
Multimedia Feature Report (2014) 

Links

This just in: VCU’s copy editing class is editing Capital News Service articles
Virginia Press Association: Member Q&A: Veronica Garabelli 
For faculty, a semester of challenge, creativity and resilience
Robertson School's Graduate Programs
Newsroom at VCU