Reporter.
Producer.
Political Communicator.
From breaking political developments to legal analysis, Juliette brings a journalist’s discipline and a law student’s precision to the screen.
Her experience spans anchoring live broadcasts, field reporting, producing national segments, and serving as a legal researcher for Fox News Live. She has covered gubernatorial elections, national trials, arts and culture, and campus politics.
As a Florida Gubernatorial Fellow (Class XXI) and Communications and Policy Associate within the Florida Department of Education, Juliette contributes to legislative research and statutory review. In this capacity, she serves as a speechwriter to the Florida Commissioner of Education and Governor Ron DeSantis on educational matters, crafting public-facing communications for senior state leadership. This combination of government work, legal training, and newsroom experience allows her to explain complex political and legal issues clearly and responsibly.
Her newsroom experience includes working in the Fox News Channel DC Bureau, where she served as an Associate Producer and Legal Researcher, assisting with national breaking news coverage, editing broadcast segments, pitching story ideas, and supporting live production.
Furthermore, Juliette’s legal training informs her journalism—and her journalism sharpens her legal analysis. She has been selected as a featured writer for The Hurricane, Distraction Magazine, and The Vivace, contributing political commentary, arts reporting, and cultural analysis across campus publications.
Editorial & Writing Experience
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On-Air & Field Reporting Experience
At the University of Miami, Juliette served as:
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Anchorwoman for NewsBreak
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Segment Host for Pulse
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Bilingual Reporter for UniMiami
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Weather Correspondent for CanesCast
Her 2022 Florida Gubernatorial Election broadcast earned Honorable Mention at the 60th Annual National Student Electronic Media Competition — the first national recognition in program history.
