Sonya Crawford
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Sonya Crawford is a U.S. journalist. Born in Seoul, Korea. She has a bachelor's degree in political science and communication from Stanford University. She is a former national board member and current active member of the AAJA (Asian American Journalists Association). She was, until June 2007, a special-events anchor and correspondent in Washington, D.C. for ABC News. She announced on a broadcast of World News Now that she and her husband are moving to Minnesota, and they are expecting their first child.
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[edit] Chronology
KBS-TV (Korean Broadcasting Systems) reporter.
1988 Reporter, Summer Olympics in Seoul - KBS-TV.
1992 Reporter, Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain - SBS-TV.
? Writer, KNX 1070.
? Reporter and assistant producer on Public Radio International's "Marketplace."
1994 to 1997, Associate producer, "Dateline NBC" in Los Angeles.
1998? Reporter and substitute anchor duties, Orange County News Channel
1999 reporter and substitute anchor, KNBC-TV in Los Angeles
November 2002 Washington-based correspondent, ABC News for NewsOne
[edit] Notable coverage
2004 Republican National Convention
President Reagan's funeral
The war in Iraq
Pope John Paul II's funeral and the conclave that chose his successor.
[edit] Awards
Emmy award for producing a story on the O.J. Simpson trial.
