Alicia Lozano

Alicia Lozano is an accomplished reporter at NBC News, based in Universal City, California. She has built a notable career in journalism, particularly focusing on enterprise and breaking news with an emphasis on criminal justice reform and economic mobility. Lozano is recognized for her impactful storytelling and has received multiple awards for her work, including an Emmy Award.13

Professional Background

• Current Position: Reporter at NBC News since January 2020, covering the Western United States for NBCNews.com.
• Previous Experience:
  • Reporter & Producer at NBCUniversal Media from January 2017 to January 2020, where she focused on digital reporting and led a public health series addressing mental health stigma.
  • Freelance reporter, editor, and producer from December 2015 to 2016.
  • Worked in various roles at media organizations including WTOP News Radio, POLITICO, PBS NewsHour, and as a METPRO Fellow at the Los Angeles Times.

Education

• Kenyon College: Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (2000-2004)
• University of Southern California: Master of Arts in Print Journalism (2006-2008) .12

Awards and Honors

Lozano's work has been recognized through several prestigious awards:

• Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Innovation & Social Media (2018)
• Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award for Interactivity (2018)
• Philadelphia Pen & Pencil Award for Best Investigative Series (2019) .13

Alicia Lozano continues to contribute significantly to the field of journalism, utilizing her skills in writing, editing, and multimedia storytelling to inform the public on critical issues.