
Michelle Rogers
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About me
Award-winning journalist and editor, change leader, innovator now working in community outreach & education. VCLA cohort 28. Formerly USA TODAY Network Storytellers Project + Emerging Leaders program.
Education

Eastern Michigan University
1986 - 1991Bachelor's degree JournalismActivities and Societies: Eastern Echo, student newspaper
Experience

The Chelsea Standard/The Dexter Leader
May 1992 - Aug 2000Reporter and Assistant EditorAs a reporter, I covered government, education, crime, community events, and wrote features. I was also the staff photographer, and was responsible for newspaper design and proofreading. As assistant editor, I assigned freelance and solicited, managed and edited community contributions.

The Chelsea Standard and The Dexter Leader/Heritage Media
Aug 2000 - Jul 2006EditorI directed editorial operations for two weekly newspapers and posted content to the web; oversaw a staff of three reporters; wrote news, features, columns and blog posts; paginated pages using QuarkXpress; took photographs; made freelance and newsroom assignments; hired and led editorial staff; contributed to newsroom budget discussions; conducted staff evaluations; and processed payroll for the department.

Journal Register Company
Jul 2006 - May 2014As director of community engagement and editorial training for Digital First Media’s Michigan newsrooms, I trained journalists and editors in digital storytelling tools, live coverage, social media and audience engagement.Also as part of my role, I served as founder and director of the Southeast Michigan Media Lab in Ypsilanti, part of a proposal I received corporate funding to operate in partnership with the journalism program at Eastern Michigan University and based at SPARK-East, a business incubator in Ypsilanti.I brought in computers for community use, held in-person training, one-on-one instruction and livestreamed workshops on digital media and social media for the public as part of Digital First Media’s community engagement strategy. I also led blogger recruitment and training across the Michigan group of newspapers, and worked with editors to recruit interns and community contributors, coordinate a live chat schedule and engage with our audience on social media.In addition, I experimented with and implemented use of emerging digital media and social media tools to help grow the company's reach by engaging readers, providing interactive and live content, data-based journalism and visual storytelling.I also worked on the Michigan Data Journalism Team producing stories, data visualizations, audio clips and polls, and served on DFM's Corporate Training Council, training on the learning management system Desire2Learn.In addition, I conceived and managed USG contests via DFM's Michigan Rewards site hosted by Triton Digital, and promoted across 35 branded social media channels; created and managed polls for news sites via CivicScience; and created interactive polls as part of our crowdsourcing efforts via Google Forms.During my time in this role, I spoke as a journalist and editor during Career Day at local schools, served as a panelist during social media and digital media forums, and helped launch a second media lab at the Macomb Daily. Show less As the first managing editor of Heritage Media-West, part of Journal Register Co. and Digital First Media, I led a staff of eight reporters and three editors producing eight weekly newspapers, and posting content to their respective news sites and social media channels. Some of these print publications had roots in their small communities dating back to the late 1800s and had operated independently before their purchase by Heritage Media.My role coincided with the dawn of social media, and I established and managed most of the social media channels associated with these newspapers and was the first Michigan editor in 2009 at DFM to establish a presence on Facebook and Twitter for the Saline Reporter/Milan News-Leader.Additional responsibilities:*Served as copy editor and digital producer for The Saline Reporter, Milan News Leader and A2 Journal, posting content on our website using our CMS, TownNews and posting content to our social media channels;*Contributed to two blogs, including ideaLab-Heritage; *Produced video and audiocasts;*Wrote editorials and columns;*Recruited blogging partners to be linked on our websites and repurposed their content for print;*Paginated and proofread news pages;*Recruited and hired news staff, interns and contracted with freelancers;*Coordinated freelance assignments and budgets;*Processed the department's payroll;*Conducted performance reviews of news staff;*Coordinated entries in a variety of journalism contests;*Served as founder and director of the Southeast Michigan Community Media Lab in Ypsilanti, part of my ideaLab project through JRC and DFM, presenting workshops on social media, digital media, blogging and more, and offering individual training and computer access to people in underserved communities;*Experimented with digital storytelling tools, sharing what I learned with staff and the community as part of our community engagement efforts across the county;*Produced audiocasts embedded on our web pages. Show less
Director of community engagement and editorial training for Michigan
Feb 2013 - May 2014Managing Editor, Heritage Media-West
Jul 2009 - Feb 2013Editor, Saline Reporter and Milan News-Leader
Jul 2006 - Jul 2009

Gannett | USA TODAY NETWORK
Jul 2014 - Sept 2016Content Editor, Redding Record Searchlight/Redding.comAt the Record Searchlight, part of Gannett and the USA TODAY Network, I focused on community engagement, leading social media strategy and overseeing features content at one of California's most progressive community newsrooms.My responsibilities included:*Coordinating text and visual content from a variety of sources;*Engaging readers through social media, responding to reader comments and pursuing avenues of interacting with audience;*Overseeing feature sections for digital and print platforms;*Promoting and coordinating live events, and engaging readers with the newsroom and key topics.*Supervising shifts of multimedia journalists;*Working with multimedia journalists to produce content for publications in a variety of forms; *Editing and curating content;*Inspiring people and encouraging teamwork.One of my most successful efforts was creating and overseeing the 530 Media Project, a partnership with West Coast Innovations Marketing, providing workshops to the community on social media, blogging, smartphones and other forms of digital communications, as part of the Record Searchlight’s community engagement strategy to find meaningful ways to engage with the community. The concept led to the Record Searchlight receiving honorable mention in Editor & Publisher magazine’s “10 Newspapers That Do It Right” contest in 2016.Also during my time at the Record Searchlight, I graduated from Leadership Redding in 2015 and earned the Great Communicator Award and proposed a local wiki page as the class project.I was also named chair of The Women’s Fund of the Shasta Regional Community Foundation’s Community Engagement Committee. In my first six months, I launched a blog, developed an editorial calendar and social media strategy, and was named to the cabinet weeks before I was promoted to a new position at USATN and relocated to Southern California. Show less

Ventura County Star
Sept 2016 - Jan 2019Consumer Experience DirectorAt the Ventura County Star, part of Gannett and the USA TODAY Network, I oversaw the programming, production, packaging and promotion of newsroom content. My team determined when to publish content and on which platforms. We also held in-person and virtual events that complemented and elevated our journalism, and facilitated new ways of reaching audience through video, podcasting, social media and chat bots.My team of 17 included a digital planner, audience analyst, video/audio producer, digital producers, engagement editor, social storyteller, visual journalists and community content specialists. We looked at how our audience consumed and responded to content, and tracked audience feedback to more strategically engage our readers. We made daily content decisions based on insights from audience analytics. Key activities:*Supervised and coached audience experience/production team;*Developed and worked to improve audience interaction, focused on understanding audience behavior and engagement;*Developed and implemented strategy for improving our audience’s experience and growing our base;*Served as an active voice in the community, promoting platforms and experiences;*Initiated and oversaw product development: VCS Eats weekly newsletter, Ventura Storytellers Project and Never 30 local history podcast.Audience engagement*Picture This, silent auction of our best photojournalism to raise money for Bell Arts Center and engage audience IRL.*Seabees Storytellers panel and immersive storytelling experience to complement our journalism around the Seabees 75th anniversary.*Never 30 podcast and listening parties, bringing our local history podcasts to senior citizens.*Ventura County Spelling Bee.*Readers Choice audience-voted “best of” contest with dinner program for winners.*Star Scholars, scholarship program for high school seniors.*Community workshops on videography, photography, blogging and social media.*Facebook Live from Ventura Food & Wine Festival. Show less

Gannett | USA TODAY NETWORK
Jan 2019 - Apr 2022National Manager, Storytellers ProjectResponsible for growing the frequency and sophistication of the editorially-driven Storytellers Project events across the USA TODAY Network, ensuring its sustainability and growth, and ensuring that all decisions made dovetail with and reflect the company's marketing and revenue goals.Through the Storytellers Project, part of Content Ventures at Gannett, I worked with two dozen newsrooms, including the Des Moines Register, Arizona Republic, Austin American-Statesman, Palm Beach Post and Columbus Dispatch, to annually produce 100 shows, featuring everyday people sharing true, first-person stories that create community connection and lift up voices not often heard from.My key responsibilities included:* Managing a growing network of newsroom coaches and event producers to ensure editorial, marketing and revenue goals are met;* Developing and executing an editorial growth plan for frequency and sophistication of events;* Booking venues and tellers for multiple cities and/or managing the process;* Developing new efficiencies and processes to centrally manage workflow;* Producing a monthly newsletter to engage and grow audience;*Overseeing a strategy and goals centered on DEI;*Growing audience through social media strategy.During the pandemic, our team pivoted to biweekly virtual shows. It was my responsibility to find and book storytellers from across the U.S., including celebrities, authors and entrepreneurs, and participate in their coaching. I also curated playlists of story recordings from our in-person shows for the Network to use in newsletters and on other platforms.During my time in this position, I graduated from Gannett/USA TODAY Network's Emerging Leaders program, class of 2018-19.I am adept at creating social media strategy; audience analytics using Parse.ly; project management; finding and booking talent and venues across the country; producing in-person and virtual events; creating interactive content and developing SEO strategy. Show less

Camarillo Health Care District CA
Apr 2022 - nowCommunity Services ManagerI oversee all aspects of customer service and satisfaction with regard to the District’s community relations and outreach, education services, customer service, front reception services, and facility use services.Since taking on this new role, I've enjoyed the creative freedom to launch a blog and storytelling podcast around health and caregiver journeys; start a newsletter, which boasts a 40% open rate; expand the District's social media presence, including on TikTok, SoundCloud, Threads, Clapper and YouTube; teach new classes in digital literacy; and co-create a curriculum around virtual reality. Our “Adventures in VR” was named Innovative Program of the Year by the California Special District Association in August 2023.My duties include: *Developing and managing community outreach efforts, including developing and managing the District’s social media, website and electronic presence.*Maintaining current knowledge base of all programming and services to interact with the public accurately with timely messaging.*Representing the District’s interest at community events, fairs and outreach activities.*Overseeing and developing all aspects of customer service, including developing hospitality protocols with regards to client use of facilities, fostering customer satisfaction, and developing education services in alignment with strategic plan.*Interfacing with other program managers to keep abreast of activities, needs, and issues as it relates to customer satisfaction and service in order to appropriately promote the District.*Managing, training and supervising reporting staff in keeping with District culture, policies and procedures.*Overseeing daily interaction with clients, responding to inquiries and directing to appropriate services.*Supervising personnel in facilitating any/all short-term facility use/lease and/or rental agreements.*Developing, overseeing and maintaining departmental budget(s).*Preparing reports and project summaries. Show less
Licenses & Certifications

Accountability
Thomas W. Rhoads, Center for Workforce DevelopmentMar 2014
Social Media for Journalists Training via MOOC
Knight Center for Journalism in the AmericasMar 2014
Conflict Management
Dr. Jennifer E. Wenson, Oakland UniversityFeb 2014
Innovation and Creativity Program
Thomas W. Rhoads, Center for Workforce DevelopmentJan 2014
Foundation of Management training
Dr. Jennifer E. Wenson, Oakland UniversityOct 2013
Leading a Digital Newsroom Online Group Seminar (Journal Media Group)
The Poynter InstituteJun 2015
Telling Stories and Gaining Audience Insight on Social
The Poynter InstituteJun 2016
Digital First Media's Fault Lines Program
Maynard Institute for Journalism EducationMay 2013
Conflict Management and Confrontation Skills
Fred Pryor Seminars and CareerTrackFeb 2001
How to Keep Your Department Running Smoothly
SkillPath SeminarsJan 2001
Honors & Awards
- Awarded to Michelle RogersUSA Today Q4 2017 Journalism Award USA Today Network Feb 2018 In Division II, the engagement team I head was a finalist in the video category for a series of Facebook Live videos we appeared in and produced at Ventura County Star's Food & Wine Experience in October 2017. The judges said: "We view Facebook Live as essential in our mobile video push and an example like Ventura's shows us how valuable a tool FB Live can be. The newsroom offered its FB audience four well-done videos live from the food and wine event. It put the audience there. As Ventura's… Show more In Division II, the engagement team I head was a finalist in the video category for a series of Facebook Live videos we appeared in and produced at Ventura County Star's Food & Wine Experience in October 2017. The judges said: "We view Facebook Live as essential in our mobile video push and an example like Ventura's shows us how valuable a tool FB Live can be. The newsroom offered its FB audience four well-done videos live from the food and wine event. It put the audience there. As Ventura's entry noted: "The live coverage generated excitement about the event, with some people commenting on Facebook that they were on their way. It went smoothly with no technical difficulties." The FB reach was 45,000 in the first 24 hours. Like the Lafayette drone winner, another example to follow as we experiment with video." Here's the link for the live video I appeared in: https://www.facebook.com/vcstar/videos/10155006109081344/ Show less
- Awarded to Michelle RogersBest of Journal Media Group: Social Engagement and Community Building Journal Media Group Dec 2015 I was among a group of five editors and reporters at Record Searchlight to receive Best of Journal Media Group's Social Engagement and Community Building Fourth Quarter Award as a team for our work on live chats, audiocasts and stories focusing on the Blueprint for Public Safety. With the release of a major study of community safety expected, we lined up a series of five live chats with community leaders whose roles will be critical in moving the topic forward. Using ScribbleLive, Twitter… Show more I was among a group of five editors and reporters at Record Searchlight to receive Best of Journal Media Group's Social Engagement and Community Building Fourth Quarter Award as a team for our work on live chats, audiocasts and stories focusing on the Blueprint for Public Safety. With the release of a major study of community safety expected, we lined up a series of five live chats with community leaders whose roles will be critical in moving the topic forward. Using ScribbleLive, Twitter, SoundCloud and other tools, we provided readers with a near-verbatim stream and took questions and comments in real time. We also were able to get substantive stories out of each chat for our digital and print editions.The contest, established in July 2015, recognizes and rewards newsroom staff for outstanding journalism at the local level, with awards presented in nine categories. Show less
- Awarded to Michelle RogersBest of Journal Media Group: Multimedia Journal Media Group Sep 2015 I received the Best of Journal award for the third quarter of 2015 in the category of multimedia for my work with business reporter David Benda in developing and presenting short promo videos for his popular weekly “Buzz on the Street” column. We used the tool Videolicious to produce the videos. We upload them to Facebook as native videos, add them to our monetized YouTube channel and embed them in the business columns. David was enthusiastic about the idea when I approached him and our… Show more I received the Best of Journal award for the third quarter of 2015 in the category of multimedia for my work with business reporter David Benda in developing and presenting short promo videos for his popular weekly “Buzz on the Street” column. We used the tool Videolicious to produce the videos. We upload them to Facebook as native videos, add them to our monetized YouTube channel and embed them in the business columns. David was enthusiastic about the idea when I approached him and our audience has embraced the videos, offering feedback and giving us many "likes" for our efforts. "It's a great model for future promos, where the team can develop quick, shareable videos that are perfect for Facebook and Twitter," Editor Silas Lyons wrote in his nomination. http://www.redding.com/business/columnists/david-benda/david-benda-shasta-marina-moving-to-deeper-water-round-table-opening-sports-bar_13019907 Show less
- Awarded to Michelle RogersBest of Journal Media Group: Social Engagement and Community Building Journal Media Group Sep 2015 The contest recognizes and rewards newsroom staff for outstanding journalism at the local level. In the category of Social Engagement and Community Building, I was recognized for my work in the newspaper organization's partnership with The Women's Fund of Shasta Regional Community Foundation in hosting a forum on mental health. Managing Editor Carole Ferguson also played a significant role in leading the partnership. The forum also highlighted the work of reporter Alayna Shulman in her… Show more The contest recognizes and rewards newsroom staff for outstanding journalism at the local level. In the category of Social Engagement and Community Building, I was recognized for my work in the newspaper organization's partnership with The Women's Fund of Shasta Regional Community Foundation in hosting a forum on mental health. Managing Editor Carole Ferguson also played a significant role in leading the partnership. The forum also highlighted the work of reporter Alayna Shulman in her "Fragments of Care" series. Carole and I coordinated heavy social promotion in advance of the forum. I sought video from the speaker in advance, giving him access to a uStream account so he could record himself and we could access it for download. I also shot video of key organizers speaking about the event in advance to use for promotional purposes on our social media channels. The audience of several hundred people was extended online through our ScribbleLive coverage that reached several thousand more. After the event, index cards collected with audience responses were added to a RebelMouse page that I created and embedded on our site to curate mental health news from social media as well as include our own direct posts. "The Record Searchlight and Redding.com have been recognized as a constructive, productive partner in tackling serious community issues, and these efforts have helped to build the newspaper’s brand," Editor Silas Lyons wrote in his nomination for the award. http://www.redding.com/mental-health-lessons Show less
- Awarded to Michelle RogersBest of Journal Media Group: Social Engagement and Community Building Journal Media Group Jun 2015 I received the Best of Journal award for the second quarter of 2015 in the category of Social Engagement and Community Building for my work in launching the 530 Media Project as a vehicle for an entirely new type of community engagement by the Record Searchlight and Redding.com. It uses a Meetup platform to organize open and free community events. I crowdsourced the topics, from blogging, social media basics and citizen journalism to Google Drive for collaboration, video editing to social… Show more I received the Best of Journal award for the second quarter of 2015 in the category of Social Engagement and Community Building for my work in launching the 530 Media Project as a vehicle for an entirely new type of community engagement by the Record Searchlight and Redding.com. It uses a Meetup platform to organize open and free community events. I crowdsourced the topics, from blogging, social media basics and citizen journalism to Google Drive for collaboration, video editing to social curation through RebelMouse. In the second quarter, I signed up 76 people for three workshops, and was able to secure four new blogs on Redding.com. "The positive feedback has been a boost to our reputation, and Michelle has supported the effort with social engagement on a variety of other platforms, including a blog where she shares the training presentation for anyone who wants to see them," Editor Silas Lyons wrote in his nomination. "She uses Twitter and Facebook effectively, as well. Michelle's groundbreaking efforts earned her an invitation to present about the project to JMG colleagues on a recent company-wide training call. And we're only halfway through the year."http://www.meetup.com/530-Media-Project/events/220631375/ Show less
- Awarded to Michelle Rogers2012 Better Newspaper Contest Michigan Press Association Oct 2012 I led my team at Heritage Media-West, consisting of eight weekly publications and the website Heritage.com, to 14 awards. Among the most noteworthy awards was for Best Multimedia Presentation, a new category in which news organizations of all sizes submitted entries. The Dexter Leader won second place with its video, "Even after the Dexter tornado, the community stays strong." I personally contributed video to the piece as the only staff member to gain access to the area shortly after the… Show more I led my team at Heritage Media-West, consisting of eight weekly publications and the website Heritage.com, to 14 awards. Among the most noteworthy awards was for Best Multimedia Presentation, a new category in which news organizations of all sizes submitted entries. The Dexter Leader won second place with its video, "Even after the Dexter tornado, the community stays strong." I personally contributed video to the piece as the only staff member to gain access to the area shortly after the twister struck. Read more about all of the awards here: http://heritage.com/articles/2012/10/08/heritagewest/news/doc5072d270095b5875419003.txt Show less
- Awarded to Michelle Rogers2011 Better Newspaper Contest Michigan Press Association Oct 2011 I led my team at Heritage Media-West to 12 awards in the annual Better Newspaper Contest sponsored by the Michigan Press Association. Among the highlights, The Saline Reporter took home second place in the general excellence category and first place for design, and The Dexter Leader grabbed first place for sports feature. Read more here: http://heritage.com/articles/2011/10/21/life/doc4ea1a173c8ae1176397272.txt
- Awarded to Michelle Rogers2010 Better Newspaper Contest Michigan Press Association Oct 2010 I led my staff at Heritage Media-West to 16 awards in the Michigan Press Association's 2010 Better Newspaper Contest, including six first-place wins. Read the details here: http://heritage.com/articles/2010/10/02/heritagewest/news/doc4ca776a9d49d6614210874.txt
- Awarded to Michelle Rogers2009 Better Newspaper Contest Michigan Press Association Oct 2009 I led my team to 24 awards in the Michigan Press Association's Better Newspaper Contest. Read about all of the accolades here: http://heritage.com/articles/2009/09/29/heritagewest/news/doc4ac29ae4e4bd8776161502.txt
- Awarded to Michelle RogersEarly adopter of Twitter - Dec 2008 I was an early adopter of Twitter, creating a Twitter account for The Saline Reporter/Milan News-Leader @SalineMilanNews in December 2008. I advocated for its use in newsrooms within the Heritage Group to share content and engage our audience in conversations a year and a half before it became a standard across Journal Register Company.
- Awarded to Michelle Rogers2008 Better Newspaper Contest Michigan Press Association Oct 2008 I led my team of reporters at The Saline Reporter and The Milan News-Leader to 12 awards in the Michigan Press Association's 2008 Better Newspaper Contest. Read the details here: http://heritage.com/articles/2008/10/09/saline_reporter/localnews/20081009-archive7.txt
- Awarded to Michelle RogersFirst in media group to use video for news reporting Journal Register Company Mar 2007 Recognized, as editor of The Saline Reporter and Milan News-Leader, in the March 2007 Journal Register Company staff newsletter for being the first in the Michigan Group of news sites to add video coverage online to report local news. This was after our publisher offered up a camcorder to any editor who was interested and I was the only one to step forward. Two years later, every reporter at JRC was given a Flip video camera to use to complement their reporting and today we all have smartphones. Show more Recognized, as editor of The Saline Reporter and Milan News-Leader, in the March 2007 Journal Register Company staff newsletter for being the first in the Michigan Group of news sites to add video coverage online to report local news. This was after our publisher offered up a camcorder to any editor who was interested and I was the only one to step forward. Two years later, every reporter at JRC was given a Flip video camera to use to complement their reporting and today we all have smartphones. Show less
- Awarded to Michelle RogersBest Column Writing, Third Place Suburban Newspapers of America, now Local Media Association 2006 A national award given to me for columns I wrote that were published Oct. 13, 2005; Sept. 29, 2005; and April 20, 2006 in The Chelsea Standard.
- Awarded to Michelle RogersNewspaper of the Year, 2005 Michigan Press Association Oct 2005 As editor of The Chelsea Standard and Dexter Leader, I had the honor of accepting the Newspaper of the Year award on behalf of our staff at The Dexter Leader, a first in the newspaper's history. In all, my staff captured 27 awards in the Better Newspaper Contest.
- Awarded to Michelle RogersNewspaper of the Year, 2004 Michigan Press Association Oct 2004 As editor of The Chelsea Standard and Dexter Leader, I had the honor of accepting the Newspaper of the Year award on behalf of our staff at The Chelsea Standard, a first in the newspaper's history. In all, my staff captured 13 awards in the Better Newspaper Contest.
- Awarded to Michelle RogersHonorable Mention, General Reporting Society of Professional Journalists, Detroit Chapter Jun 2000 Honorable mention for general reporting as a reporter and assisted editor at The Dexter Leader with the story "Lots of Hart" about the Hart family, who doubled in size after adopting sibling foster children.
- Awarded to Michelle RogersSecond Place, Feature Reporting Society of Professional Journalists, Detroit Chapter Jun 2000 I won second place for feature reporting in newspapers with circulation of less than 5,000 as a reporter and assistant editor of The Dexter Leader with the story "Coping with Cancer."
- Awarded to Michelle RogersInnovative Program of the Year California Special Districts Association The Camarillo Health Care District has been awarded the Innovative Program of the Year Award for its “Adventures in VR” programming from the California Special Districts Association. This is the third time in eight years the District has received the accolade in the category of small district.The award was presented to Kara Ralston, the District’s CEO, and Dr. Christopher Loh, board director, during the association’s Annual Conference in August, with nearly 1,000 members in attendance.… Show more The Camarillo Health Care District has been awarded the Innovative Program of the Year Award for its “Adventures in VR” programming from the California Special Districts Association. This is the third time in eight years the District has received the accolade in the category of small district.The award was presented to Kara Ralston, the District’s CEO, and Dr. Christopher Loh, board director, during the association’s Annual Conference in August, with nearly 1,000 members in attendance. After researching the emerging use of virtual reality in health care, in October 2022 the District launched “Adventures in VR,” teaching digital literacy and helping older adults get up to speed on the latest technology while having fun, meeting people and sharing experiences as a group. Since that time, more than 250 people have participated in virtual reality classes, with an age range of 22-94, and 96 percent responded in a survey that they “strongly” enjoyed the experience.Studies have shown VR can improve quality of life and a sense of well-being in older adults by reducing loneliness, addressing depression and reducing barriers to socialization through common experiences, particularly important during re-emergence from the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic.According to the study “Impact of Virtual Reality Experience on Older Adults’ Well Being” published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Design and Management and MIT AgeLab, “VR is believed to be beneficial to older adults due to its immersive interaction capabilities. Participants who used the VR system reported being less socially isolated, being less likely to show signs of depression, experiencing positive affects more frequently, and feeling better overall. Show less
Volunteer Experience
Community Engagement Committee
Issued by Women's Fund of Redding on Nov 2015
Associated with Michelle RogersBoard member and chair of publicity
Issued by Great Lakes Rabbit Sanctuary on Jan 2009
Associated with Michelle RogersVolunteer
Issued by Ventura County Animal Services, Bunny Brigade on Dec 2016
Associated with Michelle Rogers
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