Giselle Salas
Newsroom InternExpertise: Community outreach, marketing, public relations
Education: Boise State University
Highlights
- Passionate about representation and connecting with diverse audiences
- Sports environment enthusiast
- Nature lover
Experience
I am a senior at Boise State and will join the Boise State Public Radio team for the spring 2025 semester, as I was fortunate enough to receive this opportunity through Voces.
I am dedicated to amplifying diverse voices and ensuring they are heard. Fluent in both Spanish and English, I specialize in bridging cultural gaps and crafting strategies that resonate with different audiences and goals. I am excited to learn more about journalism and look forward to seeing what new skills I will develop and utilize in all my future career interests.
Outside of work, I love spending time with friends and family, exploring the outdoors, going to sporting events and diving into new knowledge because I am always eager to learn. I am also a big fan of arts and crafts as I believe that everything should be personalized or else you have nothing to your name.
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Researchers at Boise State University are developing a virtual reality headset that monitors how well users detect certain aromas and it could help detect the early stages of Alzheimer’s. -
Following overcrowding concerns at temporary facilities, Canyon County Commissioners have a plan to build a permanent jail for female inmates. -
Speakers at the State Capitol rotunda denounced an Idaho House bill that would allow state law enforcement to enforce detention and deportation of anyone without legal status in Idaho. -
Last week, the Trump White House threw out rules saying federal agents could make immigration arrests in sensitive places like schools or churches. The new directive has left some parents in Idaho concerned about what this means for their children in schools.
