Rod Carter
Rod Carter joined CBS 17 News as a weeknight evening anchor after spending about two decades at WFLA in Tampa, Florida. Rod is a proud graduate of Florida A&M University in Tallahassee.
He is a life member of the FAMU National Alumni Association and current vice president of the Triangle Chapter of the FAMU NAA in Raleigh-Durham.
He coaches and guides upcoming journalists as a mentor.
For years he has been the lead teacher for the NABJ-FAMU Journalism Short Course, instructing students in broadcast during an intensive weekend course.
He is currently an adjunct instructor at St. Augustine’s University in. Raleigh.
Rod was awarded the Kappa Tau Alpha (KTA) Hall of Fame Award from the University of South Florida, Zimmerman School of Advertising and Mass Communications.
Rod is immediate past Region III Director for the National Association of Black Journalists, as well as a past president of the Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists. He’s currently a member of the Raleigh-Durham Chapter of the NABJ.
Outside journalism, Rod is a proud Life Member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. He is currently the International Director of Publicity for the fraternity. He is also the past 2nd Vice President and a charter member of the Sigma Xi Sigma chapter in Tampa. Since relocating to Raleigh, he has joined the Eta Sigma Chapter of the fraternity.
Rod is also a member of the NAACP.
Rod is very active in the community, serving now or in the past, on a number of boards:
He is a life member of the FAMU National Alumni Association and current vice president of the Triangle Chapter of the FAMU NAA in Raleigh-Durham.
He coaches and guides upcoming journalists as a mentor.
For years he has been the lead teacher for the NABJ-FAMU Journalism Short Course, instructing students in broadcast during an intensive weekend course.
He is currently an adjunct instructor at St. Augustine’s University in. Raleigh.
Rod was awarded the Kappa Tau Alpha (KTA) Hall of Fame Award from the University of South Florida, Zimmerman School of Advertising and Mass Communications.
Rod is immediate past Region III Director for the National Association of Black Journalists, as well as a past president of the Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists. He’s currently a member of the Raleigh-Durham Chapter of the NABJ.
Outside journalism, Rod is a proud Life Member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. He is currently the International Director of Publicity for the fraternity. He is also the past 2nd Vice President and a charter member of the Sigma Xi Sigma chapter in Tampa. Since relocating to Raleigh, he has joined the Eta Sigma Chapter of the fraternity.
Rod is also a member of the NAACP.
Rod is very active in the community, serving now or in the past, on a number of boards:
- Community Leadership Board of the American Diabetes Association
- The Crisis Center of Tampa Bay (past)
- Gentleman’s Quest mentoring program
- Board of Visitors, FAMU School of Journalism
- Tampa Bay Juneteenth Coalition
- Swope, Rodante Vanguard Award Selection Board (past)
- Hillsborough Community College Digital, TV and Media Production Advisory Board
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Congressional Black Caucus 2017 with Late Honorable Bro. John Lewis
Phi Beta Sigma "Real Talk" Moderator
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Remember the Dream 2018 |
Historic Flight to Cuba |
2016 Presidential Debates
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ADDITIONAL SERIES: CLICK PHOTOS FOR REPORTS
I go along with the NAACP of Tampa on a bus to Washington DC for the the 50th Anniversary of the historic March on Washington
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President John F Kennedy visits Tampa and 4 days later is assassinate in Dallas. I take a look back at that visit.
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50 years after Freedom Summer, I talk to three people who were part of that historic voting rights movement in the 1960s.
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