Allison Wang
ReporterAllison Wang is an honors student at UC Riverside, majoring in political science and minoring in public policy. She will be pursuing her Master of Public Administration degree the University of Southern California (USC) in Fall 2025.
She began working at KVCR during the Spring 2023 quarter through the UCR political science internship course, POSC198G - Field Work.
She created and taught a course entitled "Local Public Radio Storytelling with 91.9 KVCR News" to fellow undergraduate students for the Winter 2025 and Spring 2025 academic quarters. In this course, students create radio features that are aired on KVCR. See the Student Stories series for more.
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Allison Wang documents her journey with the UCR Political Science Department Internship, KVCR News, and the UCR R'Course Program—from intern to instructor. -
Allison Wang introduces the "Student Stories" series, comprised of features created by UC Riverside students in her class "Local Public Radio Storytelling with 91.9 KVCR News."
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KVCR's Allison Wang interviews L.A. muralist Robert Vargas on his artistic process and artworks, all which have a special focus on community and the everyday person. -
KVCR's Allison Wang interviews Director of the UCR Botanic Gardens, Jodie Holt. The UCR Botanic Gardens is a 40-acre living museum nestled in the foothills of the Box Springs Mountains. -
Reporter Allison Wang interviews two elementary students about the Rialto’s 2023 Earth to Table Event. This year, the event will take place on April 17, 2024. -
Allison Wang interviews Professor Catherine Gudis of UC Riverside's History Department about the Annual Citrus Festival on April 6, 2024 and Riverside's citrus history. -
Intern reporter Allison Wang interviews David Stuart about the rather unconventional way he meets strangers, through Connect 4 and We’re Not Really Strangers, a game that intends to prompt deep and meaningful conversations between people. -
Intern reporter Allison Wang explores the Gardens of Hope, a nonprofit founded by Joe and Liz Grumbine designed to bring therapeutic horticulture to people who need it. -
Intern reporter Allison Wang interviews the president of Highland Springs Ranch and Inn, Tina Kummerle. The ranch is hosting the 19th annual Lavender Festival from May 5th - July 23rd. Wang and Kummerle discuss the ranch's products, history, and values. -
Intern reporter Allison Wang interviews Professor Boris Baer and PhD student Genesis Chong about UCR's Bees and Beekeeping course and CIBER, the Center of Integrative Bee Research
