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At 7:48am on May 10, 2013, Brenda Rodriguez said…: Hi Marie,
Thanks for your encouragement. Do you know of any Hispanic organizations that you believe would hire for an entry position?

At 1:01pm on May 3, 2013, Brenda Rodriguez said…: Hi Marie,

I am glad to see that you teach people how to write effectively for a newspaper. My son loves writing and is a poet. He continually states that he does not believe there is any money in writing professionally. It is good to see that you are an encouragement to others.

At 2:45pm on February 4, 2012, Marie Villa said…: Hawaii Hispanic News February 2012 Issue

At 2:18pm on September 22, 2010, fanny G Blauer said…: I think I met you at the movil Mexican consulate. I was there volunteering as a translator for one of the attorneys and also helping people with the processing of passports. I hope to see you again!

At 12:46pm on June 26, 2010, Janelle Meraz Hooper said…: Hello! Marie, I just sent a package to Hilo Hattie's about my new romance book, Bears in the Hibiscus. I'm part-Hispanic. Any chance of a story in your paper? I sent my book to Hilo Hattie's because it's a beach book about a woman who takes a Hawaiian vacation...could I send you a copy?
Many thanks, Janelle Meraz Hooper, author

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about me: Graduate from State University of New York Oswego, with my BA in Broadcasting and Mass Communications. Graduated from University of Hawaii (Leeward) with by AA, University of American City Business Journal, Certificate.

what is your current, past or ideal job title?: Instructor and Media Adviser at St. John Fisher College. I teach News Practicum, I teach students the business, marketing, advertising, and designing of the Cardinal Courier Newspaper. I also teach students how to write news for print, television, podcast, and online/social media.

Specialties
Able to coordinate and execute exceptional reporting, story development, setting up and supervising shoots and story production. Able to generate and execute game changing solutions and revenue driven news. Able to build and guide top-performing teams as well as effectively communicating and influencing internal management and external partners. Strong team leader and influencer, with a track record of initiating, establishing and maintaining long-term business relationships

what languages do you speak?: Spanish / English

what countries have you lived in?: Mexico, New Zealand, United States

what's your Hispanic connection?: Born in Mexico, raised in Los Angeles, lived in Hawaii 23 years and now living in Rochester, New York. Former editor of Hawaii Hispanic News, and one of the co-founders and former president of Latin Business Hawaii.

where did you learn about nshp.org?: married

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Holidays can be a lonely time for those new in your area...

I've been living in Hawaii for the last 19 years and have spent Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years alone.So with this being said, please reach out to someone new in your area during the holidays.

I'm not saying a stranger but someone new to your circle, to your town/city, or to the USA!! I guarantee dinner will taste just a little better.

The Hawaii Hispanic News want to wish you and your family the best this holiday season!!

Posted on November 25, 2008 at 2:30am — 2 Comments

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