Cami Mondeaux

About

An experienced journalist with thousands of bylines across five news outlets. Throughout my career, I have specialized in reporting politics and government, breaking news, local trends and national issues. As a congressional reporter with the Washington Examiner, I specialize in covering legislation making its way through Capitol Hill, campaigns, and elections. Before that, I was a breaking news reporter covering local government and politics throughout Washington, D.C., Virginia, and Maryland. I also had a heavy hand in covering the midterm elections in 2022. As a digital content producer at KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City, I covered the 2020 election for Utah's statewide and Congressional offices, as well as the presidential race. Additionally, I specialized in breaking news for both local and national stories. With an Honors BA in communication and a minor in sociology from Westminster College, I served as the editor-in-chief of the school news organization for two years. In this position, I increased readership across campus, created and maintained working relationships among several campuswide offices, created a system of breaking news coverage, expanded the staff, established a system of regular sports coverage, while bringing together local and national stories relevant to college students. I also served as the editor-in-chief for The Honorable Mention, Westminster Honors College biannual newsletter. I have completed internships across a vast array of topics, working both in print and radio. I am experienced in editing audio for both commercial and public radio stations, reporting live on both platforms. I have also worked as an intern reporting on international news for the Washington Diplomat out of Washington, D.C., expanding my knowledge on ambassador affairs.