NAN WU

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

6939 Yellowstone Blvd., # 107, Forest Hills, NY 11375 314-853-2337 wnmost@gmail.com

Media professional from Missouri School of Journalism with rich hand-on experience in commercial radio, TV and print newsrooms; academic researcher in audience study; Administrative Assistant and Project Coordinator with a 7-year professional experience with a variety of Chinese governmental departments, international organizations and administrative institutions. HIGHLIGHTS Proficient knowledge of MS Office Suite (Access, PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Outllook), ADOBE Photoshop, AVID, Final Cut Pro, and Dreamweaver Good knowledge in social media coordination for audience engagement and involvement Skills to create and launch websites using server space and open space technology Advanced level of Excel and SPSS syntax programming skills, adaptation and development of computer programs for database management Solid experience with data collection, analysis, and visualization Ability to learn, use and manage social tools, gather analytics and assess

EDUCATION Master of Arts in Journalism December 2012 School of Journalism, University of Missouri Thesis Title: How Can They Remember It? The Effect Of Presentation Format and Information Density on Multimedia Message Processing Areas of Concentration: Multimedia, Broadcast News, Media Psychology Bachelor of Arts in English Literature July 2001 College of English Studies Beijing Foreign Studies University Areas of Concentration: English Literature, International Trade and Business

EXPERIENCE China Daily USA (intern) July 2013 present Writer for Chinese Enterprises in the United States 2013 Multimedia production & video editor

KOMU-TV/komu.com June 2010 May 2011 Web Editor, station website updating Interactive Editor for social media Multimedia Reporter MyMissourian.com August 2010 December 2010 Web Editor for citizen/reader-generated news contents Missouri School of Journalism January 2010-May 2011 Graduate Research Assistant for International Program, event management, scheduling, and organizing workshops and discussions on new media initiatives KBIA-Radio / KBIA.org January 2010 May 2010 Reporter Columbia Missourian / ColumbiaMissourian.com January 2010 Reporter Ministry of Science and Technology (China) July 2001 March 2008 Project Coordinator & Media Contact, China Office of International Thermal Nuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER). External Affairs, website construction and updating, media outlets contacts, newsletters composing (March 2003-March 2008) Web Editor for China International Science and Technology Cooperation, Posting news release on technology innovation, breakthroughs and new policies (May 2002-March 2007) Administrative Assistant & Project Officer, Department of International Cooperation. Calendar management for high officials; internal and external communications (October 2001-April 2003) Administrative Associate & Project Manager, China Science and Technology Exchange Center (July 2001- March 2008) ACADEMIC ARTICLES Thesis: How Can They Remember It? The Effect Of Presentation Format and Information Density on Multimedia Message Processing Conference Paper An Empirical Study on How IPTV Affects Chinese Peasants Attitudinal Modernity, 3rd place winner in Graduate Interest Group, presented to the Annual Conference of AEJMC (St. Louis, Missouri, August 2011)

Awards Curators Grant-In-Aid (GIA) Scholarship John & Virginia Sutherland Scholarship Valerie Wiener Journalism Scholarship Fall 2011 September 2011 February 2011

References available upon request.