Frances Kuo is a correspondent and producer for CGTN America where she’s worked since 2014.
She’s covered major international stories including the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Presidential election of Joe Biden and U.S.-China trade issues. She focuses on enterprise stories that profile interesting people and trends across the U.S. and beyond.
Previously, she spent five years working as a reporter and producer for NBC News Channel, where she worked on the Foreign Desk and had the opportunity to cover the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
Prior to NBC, she spent 10 years as a reporter and fill-in anchor at various local TV stations across the U.S.
She also has extensive experience in academia, having worked as an adjunct professor in journalism and communication theory. She currently serves as a frequent lecturer and mentor at the Washington, D.C. bureau of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
Frances speaks Mandarin Chinese and French, which she studied in Paris during her junior year in college. Spanish is still a work in progress!
She’s a proud alumna of Cornell University and Northwestern University.
September 20th marks the annual celebration of World Forensic Science Day, highlighting the vital role scientists play in helping solve crimes. One woman has been a pioneer in a highly-selected field that explores a practice unique to each one of us. CGTN’s Frances Kuo […] Read More...
It's a dance with deep roots here in the United States. Breakdancing, or "breaking," originated in the 1970s in New York City – linked to the birth of hip-hop culture. Read More...
It’s estimated that hundreds of millions of shoes are tossed out every year around the world, with each pair alone taking decades to decompose, posing a major hazard to the environment. Taking a big step to change that, one scientist is turning to an underwater […] Read More...
CGTN’s Frances Kuo traveled to San Diego, California to speak with environmental advocates and analysts about their work in protecting the local environment.
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Coral reefs make up a vast underwater ecosystem — that most of us never see. An estimated one billion people worldwide benefit directly or indirectly from them and they’re at risk from the continuing threats of climate change. But a team of U.S. scientists is […] Read More...
One of the world’s oldest and largest centers for ocean and earth science research, the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, CA, has researchers attuned to the sounds that fish make underwater. CGTN’s Frances Kuo has more from San Diego. For more, check out […] Read More...
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