Isabelle Osborne

UCL Undergraduate | Student Journalist | Radio Broadcaster | Marketing Associate | Content Creator | Website Manager | Professional Saxophonist | UCL Jazz Society President After working with the Regional Magazine Company and the Doncaster Chamber of Commerce before arriving at UCL, I have since become the Website and Digital Communications Officer for REVIVE and a UK Young Advisor with Leaders Unlocked on a project with The Institute of Employment Studies. My 16-week Copywriting internship during the summer ahead of my final year at UCL has only invigorated my love of the written word, and I am now using the skills I have developed in my role as Communications Manager with Ski Olympic and as a content creator with the UCL Student's Union. I have recently joined Mind's Youth Voice Network as a journalist on their newsletter team, what will be Mind’s first newsletter created by young people, for young people. Other opportunities I have had the privilege of exploring include events assistance with Sheffield Creative Guild and the Ronald McDonald Housing Charities, and content creation with a variety of UCL outlets. ​ My work has been published by UCL Pi Media, Era Journal, Journalism.co.uk, The Meridian, the UCL Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Students' Union UCL, Empowered Journalism, and HIVE South Yorkshire. I have extensive interview experience, governed through my role as the Business & Community Correspondent with Sine FM, whose broadcast reaches over 116,000 households, 7,100 businesses and 150,000 people. I have interviewed UK Parliament outreach officers, medical professionals, charity CEOs, local councillors, cyber security experts and many more individuals and organisations, spotlighting current and relevant issues within the community and providing a platform for local, regional and national companies to share their work via radio. ​ A keen musician, I worked with the Doncaster Youth Jazz Orchestra for ten years, a standout moment being a performance at the Royal Albert Hall with my saxophone. My dedication to my musical pursuits is showcased through my independent saxophone enterprise. I have also had the privilege of working with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra on their musician mentorship programme, receiving music tuition from Alice Leggatt, former NYJO saxophonist, and Asha Parkinson, current NYJO saxophonist and Guildhall graduate. I am currently the President of the UCL Jazz Society and lead over 350 musicians, vocalists and jazz appreciators through facilitating the plethora of musical opportunities the Society hosts.