Korva Coleman Biography

In this job, she is liable for composing creating and conveying national broadcasts airing during NPR's newsmagazines All Things Considered Morning Edition and Weekend Edition. Periodically she fills in as a substitute host for Talk of the Nation Weekend All Things Considered and Weekend Edition. Before joining NPR in 1990 Coleman was a staff correspondent and duplicate editorial manager for the Washington Afro-American paper. She delivered and facilitated First Edition a short-term news program at NPR's part station WAMU-FM in Washington D.C. Right off the bat in her profession, Coleman worked in business radio as news and open issues chiefs at stations in Phoenix and Tucson. Coleman's work has been perceived by the Arizona Associated Press Awards for best radio broadcast article and short element. In 1983 she was named for Outstanding Young Woman of America. Coleman earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Howard University. She considered law at Georgetown University Law Center."

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