HUANG HAI

2317 N. Dinwiddie Street, Arlington, VA 22207 hh349@georgetown.edu • 202.674.1208

https://blogs.commons.georgetown.edu/hh349/

EDUCATION Georgetown University, Washington D.C. • Master of Arts Candidate in Communication, Culture and Technology • Certificate: Asian Studies, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service

Expected Graduation May 2013

Wuhan University, Wuhan, China • Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, graduated with Distinction

Graduated June 2011

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Aug 2009 – Dec 2009 • Exchange student, studying coursework in Broadcast Journalism, Comparative Press System, and Newspaper Practicum EMPLOYMENT Human Rights Watch, Asia Division, Research Assistant, D.C. Jan 2012 – June 2012 • Wrote reports on Asia-related events in D.C., including Congress hearings, think tank panels, and policy events • Maintained HRW Asia advocacy database including Congress members, government contacts and journalists • Researched on topics including religious repression in Southeast Asia and China’s investment in North Africa • Researched global developments of social media in terms of privacy regulations, censorship, and real-name registration • Selected photos for HRW press releases from Reuters and AP • Compiled media roundups for HRW pressers, summarizing articles from both international and local media coverage Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, Project News Assistant and Fixer, Shanghai, China July 2011 • Contributed research on stories including China’s gender imbalance and left-behind children in immigrant families • Pitched story ideas about China’s marriage woes in Shanghai • Set up interviews and b-roll shoots CBS News Beijing Bureau, Intern Reporter, Beijing, China Mar 2011 – June 2011 • Contributed independently to CBS’s World Watch Blog • Researched stories including China’s space program, urbanization, tobacco industry and meat consumption • Set up interviews and b-roll shoots with CBS China Correspondent, Celia Hatton • Recorded sound bites aired on CBS national radio

China Central Television Station, Education Desk, Intern Reporter, Beijing, China Mar 2010 - June 2010 • Co-authored 11 national newscasts on China’s new cultural concept and higher education crisis • Co-authored 3 investigative reports on China’s graduate job market • Pitched story ideas for the Shanghai World Expo by tracking global media coverage and online comments

RESEARCH Georgetown University, Professor David I. Steinberg, Research Assistant, D.C June 2012 – July 2012 • Built and maintained database on his collection of U.S. policy in East Asia • Reviewed books, journals and reports on Burma-Myanmar Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations, Delegate, Cambridge, MA Feb 2010 • Presented on journalism education in Asia and China’s image abroad Socio-technical Analysis of Mobile TV: A Case Study of CMMB Development in China, Singapore Dec 2009 - May 2010 • Wrote literature review and independently conducted interviews with stakeholders in mobile television industry in China SKILLS • MS office suite and Adobe creative suite • Statistical Analysis: SPSS • Audio/Video Editing: Final Cut Pro • Programming Language: HTML, CSS, Javascript • Camera: Canon EOS 50D • Experience using WordPress, Tumblr, and other web content managers • Bilingual in English and Mandarin, and introductory level in Japanese