Frank Bi has a diverse work experience. Most recently, they worked as the Director of Tools & Technology at Star Tribune since April 2022. Prior to that, Frank had a significant role at the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA), where they held multiple positions, including Senior Vice President, Training Director, and President of the New York Chapter. Frank'sresponsibilities at AAJA included developing and leading digital skills reporting programs, advising on technology best practices in newsrooms, supervising chapter functions, overseeing budgets, and organizing fundraisers.
Before their time at AAJA, Frank worked as an Adjunct Professor at Fordham University, teaching data literacy, visualization, and communications. Frank developed curriculum and course material for various programs and received high praise for their teaching.
Frank's earlier experience includes roles at Vox Media, LLC. as Senior Storytelling Lead and Senior Editorial Engineer, where they focused on designing and developing storytelling experiences and leading sponsorship projects. Frank also worked as an Editorial Engineer, creating new storytelling methods and building tools for reporting.
Prior to that, Frank was a Data Journalist at Forbes, a News Developer at PBS NewsHour, and held various roles at FanSided.com, including Conference Director and Editor-in-Chief. Frank founded a community website focused on University of Minnesota athletics and published numerous articles.
Frank also gained experience in data and interactives at The Chronicle of Higher Education, Minnesota Public Radio, and the University of Minnesota, where they worked as a Science Writer.
Overall, Frank Bi's work experience demonstrates their expertise in technology, journalism, education, and storytelling.
Frank Bi attended the University of Minnesota from 2009 to 2013, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.
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Asian American Journalists Association
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