Health Journalism Fellow

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fellow

Rong Xiaoqing

Reporter

Sing Tao Daily

About Myself

Rong Xiaoqing is a reporter for the Chinese language newspaper Sing Tao Daily, covering various stories from health issues, immigration affairs, politics to business and social services. She also contributes to some English language publications in the U.S. and in Asia, such as the New York Daily News, The New York Times, the New York Magazine, and the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong. She worked previously for City Limits, a grassroots English language magazine in New York, covered nonprofit organizations. Her story won the coveted National Ethnic Media Award from the New America Media in 2009. She is also a recipient of several Ippies awards, an award to New York local ethnic media journalists, issued by the New York Community Media Alliance. Rong holds a Master’s degree in business journalism from Baruch College/CUNY and a Bachelor’s degree in Chinese language and literature from Nanjing University in China.

Rong Xiaoqing's Blog

  • My project

    posted 09/18/2009
    Hi all, Here is a basic outline of my project that I’d like to share with you guys. The project is consisted of...more_»

My Stories

  • Minority Retorts

    Not exactly about health issues but it is about the racial disparity in another field. It was shelved for about two months by the editor before it got published. So some information seems a bit outdated. But the basic idea is still there.


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