Juju Chang Biography

Fast Facts

• She is a founding member of the Korean American Community Foundation, and has worked actively as a member of the Council on Foreign Relations
• Received her first award, an Alfred I․ duPont Award, in 1995 for a health series produced alongside Peter Jennings
• She has won two Gracie Awards
• Graduated from Stanford University with a Bachelor of Arts in political science and communication
• Married Neal Shapiro in 1995, converting to Judaism at the same time
• Competed as a nationally ranked swimmer during her childhood
• Her career began as a desk assistant for ABC in 1984
• She made her first on-screen appearance in 1999 on "World News Now․"