Colleen Marshall Biography
Colleen Marshall is an American journalist now working as an anchor and host of the weekly political program, “NBC4‘s The Spectrum.” Before coming to NBC4 as a general assignment reporter in 1984 and was promoted to anchor of NBC4‘s weekend news in 1987.
Colleen Marshall Age
Marshall was born on July 6, 1957, in Appalachia, Dunbar, in the United States. Now, she is 67 years old and holds American nationality.
Colleen Marshall Education
Marshall earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Point Park University in Pittsburgh. In 2004, Colleen graduated from the Capital University School of Law in Columbus.
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Colleen Marshall Height
Marshall stands at an approximate height of 5 feet 4 inches tall. Information regarding her other body measurements.
Colleen Marshall Family
Marshal originally comes from Appalachia, Dunbar, in the United States. However, information about her parents and siblings is currently not available.
Colleen Marshall Husband
Marshall is married to Gary and together they have two grown children, Garrett and Shannon. Garrett works as an attorney and lives with his wife Suzanne in Columbus. Shannon earned her MHMR and MBA from The Ohio State University and is also a human resource professional.
Colleen Marshall NBC4 News
Marshall is now an anchor of NBC4 at 6 p.m., 7 p.m., and 11 p.m. Additionally, she also is a host of the weekly political program, “NBC4‘s The Spectrum.” Colleen joined NBC4 as a general assignment reporter in 1984 and was promoted to anchor of NBC4‘s weekend news in 1987. Furthermore, she became co-anchor of NBC4‘s weekday news programs in 1992.
Before coming to Columbus, Colleen worked at WTRF-TV in Wheeling W.Va., and worked as an anchor and reporter at radio stations in Wheeling and Weirton, W.Va. She also worked as a writer, producer, and editor at an all-news Pittsburgh radio station.
Colleen earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Point Park University in Pittsburgh. In 2004, Colleen graduated from the Capital University School of Law in Columbus. There she also worked as the recipient of a Trustee’s Scholarship and was named to the dean’s list. She was a member of Law Review and the National Moot Court Team. She passed the bar exam in 2004 and is a practicing attorney.
In May 2020 Colleen earned the honor with a national Gracie Award from the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation. AWMF recognized Colleen for her outstanding investigative series “Culture of Cover-Up,” which exposed the abuse of hundreds of young men over a period of two decades at the hands of an Ohio State University doctor.
In 2018 Colleen earned a name as a Silver Circle honoree by the Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Association of Television Arts and Sciences. She is also an award given to individuals who have devoted at least 25 years to broadcasting, and who have made an enduring contribution to the television industry and their community.
Colleen Marshall Political Party
Colleen has earned numerous media and community service awards, including eight regional Emmy awards from NATAS. Notably, she won four Emmys for the health program “I Want To Go Home; A Journey Through Alzheimer’s” which documented her mother’s decade-long struggle with the disease. She also received an Associated Press Award for that series in 2012 and was honored for her work by the Central Ohio Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. In 2018, Colleen won an Emmy for political reporting for her coverage of drastic state budget cuts at the Bureau of Children with Medical Handicaps.
Her coverage of the presidential election, “The Fight for Ohio,” won an Emmy in 2004. She also earned an Emmy for historical reporting for coverage of the renovation of Ellis Island. Colleen won an Associated Press Best Enterprise Reporting Award for “Ashville Drug Bust” in 2010. Additionally, she won a reporting award from Media General in 2009 for a story focusing on Ohio Supreme Court Justice Evelyn Stratton. She discovered decades after a random act of kindness impacted the life of her missionary parents that it might not have been so random after all. Colleen also won a reporting award from Media General in 2007 for a report on Ohio’s death row, entitled “Dead Man Waiting.” for which she also got nominated for an Emmy.
She receives nominated for Emmys for her political program, “The Spectrum,” and for a 2000 report called “Cody’s Miracle.” In 2001, Colleen and NBC4‘s Mike Jackson were honored by the Ohio Society of Professional Journalists for Best Coverage of Minority Issues for “The State of Race.” Colleen also won the 1999 Stonewall Media Award for her series on transgendered people and her work with AIDS causes. She has received honors for her community service from the Columbus AIDS Task Force. Also The Buckeye Region Anti-Violence Organization, The American Red Cross, and Make-A-Wish.
Colleen Marshall Salary
Marshall receives an annual salary ranging from $42,544 – $143,769. However, details about the exact amount of salary he earns are currently not available.
Colleen Marshall’s Net Worth
Marshall has an estimated net worth of $5 Million.