It was nothing but faith the size of a mustard seed that contributed to my matriculation on ‘The Highest of 7 Hills.’ My journey at Florida A&M University was not easy by any means, but with difficulty and struggle comes progression and growth. I have been able to let my actions determine my value and gain in-depth industry experience through my work at the FAMU School of Journalism and Graphic Communication.  

 

Aleya Bradley is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Florida A&M University and has a passion for guiding the next generation of journalists. She is no stranger to FAMU or the School of Journalism & Graphic Communication, as she is a Fall 2018 graduate of the program.

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While at FAMU, she served as a producer for News 20, a radio personality on WANM 90.5, the news editor for the FAMUAN, and a writer for Journey Magazine, as well as other freelance opportunities. She has a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from FAMU, a master’s degree in new media journalism from Full Sail University and she is currently pursuing her Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Saint Leo University. She has worked as a producer for WTXL ABC 27, where she helped train incoming producers and gained lifelong experience that has shaped her into the producer and educator she is today.

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Aleya has found her life’s purpose through journalism. She found the courage to step outside of her comfort zone and tell the hard-hitting stories of her community. She has helped others’ voices be heard through the stroke of a pen and brought a fresh perspective to the media outlets around campus and the community.