Mary Stackhouse Biography
Mary Stackhouse is an American news reporter and weekend anchor for WZDX news and is excited to serve North Alabama through stories and reports. Mary studied journalism at Boston University, where she earned a Master’s of Science in Broadcast Journalism. While at Boston University, she reported, produced, and anchored for BUTV10, Boston University’s student-run newscast. Mary was also awarded the Natalie Jacobson Internship at WCVB-TV News, an award which honors Jacobson as Boston’s first female evening news broadcast anchor.
During the 2008 presidential campaign, Mary traveled to New Hampshire to cover Obama and Palin rallies and produced a series of in-depth election reports. While an intern at WCVB and during the national controversy surrounding the arrest of Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates, Mary was the first to get an on-camera response from Sgt. James Crowley, after President Obama, suggested that he, Crowley and Gates should have a beer together at the White House.
Mary also interned at ABC World News with Charles Gibson, where she had the opportunity to work and intern with the show’s producers and former correspondent John Berman. In addition, Mary reported for Neighborhood Network News while in Boston. She was student host to former FOX News anchor Bill O’Reilly, upon his visit to his alma mater, BU, where he spoke to students. Other personalities include: Channing Curtis
Mary Stackhouse Age
Stackhouse is a news reporter and weekend anchor for WZDX news and is excited to serve North Alabama through stories and reports. Mary has a low profile, hence she has kept her age as secret, there is no provided information about her age, this information will be updated soon.
Mary Stackhouse Height
She stands at fair height and fair body weight.
Mary Stackhouse Education Background
Mary studied journalism at Boston University, where she earned a Master’s of Science in Broadcast Journalism. While at Boston University, she reported, produced, and anchored for BUTV10, Boston University’s student-run newscast. Mary was also awarded the Natalie Jacobson Internship at WCVB-TV News, an award which honors Jacobson as Boston’s first female evening news broadcast anchor.
Mary Stackhouse Career
Mary studied journalism at Boston University, where she earned a Master’s of Science in Broadcast Journalism. While at Boston University, she reported, produced, and anchored for BUTV10, Boston University’s student-run newscast. Mary was also awarded the Natalie Jacobson Internship at WCVB-TV News, an award which honors Jacobson as Boston’s first female evening news broadcast anchor.
During the 2008 presidential campaign, Mary traveled to New Hampshire to cover Obama and Palin rallies and produced a series of in-depth election reports. While an intern at WCVB and during the national controversy surrounding the arrest of Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates, Mary was the first to get an on-camera response from Sgt. James Crowley, after President Obama, suggested that he, Crowley and Gates should have a beer together at the White House.
Mary also interned at ABC World News with Charles Gibson, where she had the opportunity to work and intern with the show’s producers and former correspondent John Berman. In addition, Mary reported for Neighborhood Network News while in Boston. She was student host to former FOX News anchor Bill O’Reilly, upon his visit to his alma mater, BU, where he spoke to students.
Mary Stackhouse Net Worth
Her exact net worth has not been revealed, this information will be updated soon.
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