Michele White is a bilingual television journalist with 2 years of television reporting experience. Her career is peppered with international experience interning as a producer for the Sunrise Show at SKY News in London and freelance reporting on a controversial French Parliamentary bill for American magazines.

Michele’s passion is investigative reporting and she has learned from some of the best in the profession at Investigative Reporters and Editors (I.R.E), the National Institute for Computer Assisted Reporting, (N.I.C.A.R.) and WBZ-TV’s I-Team Reporter in Boston. Michele is a tenacious reporter and a dynamic storyteller. She is passionate about news and she lives her job 24/7. She knows how to dig for a story and tell it through the eyes of the people most affected by it. She strives to do creative, compelling and demonstrative stand-ups. Excellence is always her goal in packaging a story.

Michele earned her Bachelor of Journalism degree from the Missouri School of Journalism at the University of Missouri-Columbia, world-renowned as the top Journalism School, where she was awarded scholarships for her writing and grade-point-average by the School and the Scripps Howard Foundation. Her professional heroes are Nellie Blye, Walter Williams and Edward R. Murrow.

A native New Englander, Michele has lived in 9 states across the U.S., traveled extensively both home and abroad, and lived in London and Paris. She spends her spare time feeding her insatiable appetites for reading and adventure — which include ice-climbing the Alaskan glaciers, white-water rafting its glacially-fed rivers and avoiding bears and moose while hiking the coastal trails. She also loves safer activities like photographing Alaska’s beauty, writing her first book (not yet published), cooking, baking, playing violin and learning to speak a third language: Spanish.