About Me

My name is Chloe Brussard. I grew up in Andover, Massachusetts in a family who loved sports. I played soccer, basketball and lacrosse growing up and I was on my Varsity track and field team for four years. Growing up in a town so close to Boston, my family was always involved in sports, whether we were playing them or watching them. 

Each of my three sisters and I are all going into fields where sports are involved, from exercise science to sports administration. Our passion for sports and love for healthy competition helps motivate us to constantly improve ourselves.

In high school, I was on my school's news team as well as a film and production crew that was honored at a MASS Department of Transportation film for a short video a team and I produced about safe driving. We were awarded third place out of hundreds of submissions from all over the state of Massachusetts. 

I found an unexpected passion for video production in high school, where I learned video production skills in high school and honed them in college. 

I have been an intern Navitas Marketing, a marketing company in Pennsylvania where I interviewed representatives from local businesses In Montgomery County and developed spotlight articles on their "Get To Know Montco" website. I also developed social media content on Instagram and Facebook to promote these small businesses. 

I also worked as a sports journalism intern for an online publication called Kill That Noise. I wrote articles about current sports events for a digital media publication and I was responsible for researching athletes, teams and their stories for quick turnaround publications. Here, I was able to learn how to deliver informative, engaging and entertaining content related to the sports industry. 

In college, I have been apart of the Club Sports Media production team, carrying on roles such as camera operator, director, graphics director and color commentator. Through this experience, I have learned how to successfully film and direct fast-paced, live games. I have also developed the ability to troubleshoot and problem solve with different kinds of camera, audio and software equipment.

With the support of my professors, I was able to learn how to write game day columns, side bar stories, athletic feature stories and how to handle a media crisis. My education has prepared me for how to work in the newsroom, where I hope to become a sports journalist for a newsworthy and respected publication. 

In May of 2024, I graduated from High Point University with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism with a double minor in Sports Media and Sports Management. Through a hands-on cirriculum designed to prepare students for today's media landscape, HPU teaches copyediting, multimedia storytelling, video journalism, ethics, and communication laws throughout this program. 

Supported by state-of-the-art production facilities --Including news studios and podcast labs -- HPU journalism students graduate with real-world skills and professional connections. This program helped make me a well-rounded journlaist ready to pursue diverse careers In print, digital, broadcast, and multimedia journalism. 

Three semesters later, I earned my Master's degree from High Point University In Communication and Business Leadership. I studied in classes like Crisis Communication, Data and Decision Making, Ethical Decision Making, Strategic Message Design, and Consumer Insights where I was able to learn cultivate leadership skills for today's dynamic professional environment. 

This program helps students become equipped with the tools needed to navigate complex business landscapes, lead diverse teams, and drive organizational success through effective communication and leadership strategies.