Katherine Rose Archives

Post-Graduate Fellowship in Community Journalism

by Robert Woolsey, KCAW | Jul 8, 2019 | Job Openings

The application period is now open for KCAW's Post-Graduate Fellowship in Community Journalism. This 30-week program is an opportunity for a recent Journalism school graduate or established print reporter to build a portfolio in broadcasting. The application deadline is Sunday, August 4, 2019. The Fellowship starts in mid-September. Read More

Five questions with Wrangell reporter June Leffler

by Katherine Rose | Jun 3, 2019 | Station Highlights

For a moment in May, listeners may have caught a different voice reading Sitka's news over the airwaves. KSTK reporter June Leffler traveled to Sitka from Wrangell last month, and spent a week shadowing the KCAW news department. Read More

Rose takes over as KCAW’s full-time reporter

by KCAW News | Apr 12, 2019 | Local News, Station Highlights

After a comprehensive search and recruitment effort over the winter, KCAW found a candidate to fill the demanding shoes of full-time reporter -- and we never had to look too far. Katherine Rose became our full-time reporter on March 18. Read More

NPR-bound, Emily Kwong to leave KCAW in December

by KCAW News | Nov 23, 2018 | Station Highlights

Changes are afoot at Raven Radio. After four years with Raven News, Emily Kwong will be departing Raven Radio in December for an international reporting fellowship through NPR and the John Alexander Project. Emily’s last day of work will be December 7th. Our 2017 Winter Fellow Katherine Rose will be taking over as interim reporter on December 10th and Peter Apathy will be our lead Morning Edition Host moving forward. Read More

Listen: ‘The Flotsam Hour’ a bonanza for beachcombers

by KCAW News | Jul 19, 2018 | Featured Programs

Oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer spent an hour enlightening, educating, and warning Sitkans about the world of ocean debris -- especially the hazards of plastics, during The Flotsam Hour. "One day we'll run out of oil," he said, "and then thankfully we'll run out of plastic." Read More