The CalMatters intern program gives students an opportunity to hone their skills and CalMatters staff a chance to teach and benefit from new enterprising journalists.
CalMatters is excited to feature our summer interns helping to expand coverage of critical California issues in an important election year., who grew up in the Bay Area and just graduated from Chico State, and, who’s from San Diego and just finished up at UC Berkeley. They are covering higher education.
Seshadri is wrapping up four years at UC Berkeley and The Daily Californian, where she served as a reporter, news editor and managing editor. She majored in political science and global studies. Mallika is from Escondido and was part of the High School Insider journalism program at the Los Angeles Times.
Mendoza recently graduated from Chico State and is interested in investigative reporting. He has covered politics, higher education, policing and more and was formerly a fellow in the CalMatters College Journalism Network.Ding lives in Los Angeles and went to UC Davis before completing a masters degree at Columbia. Ding is a video intern at CalMatters. She is a recent graduate of Columbia Journalism School, with a focus on in-depth reporting and visual storytelling.
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