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I am a multimedia journalist, writer and editor. My work has appeared in several publications in Boston, including Boston's Weekly Dig, BostonNOW and Mass High Tech. I have written for online media outlets, including Targeted News Service, CTNewsJunkie.com and DigitalMediaBuzz.com.
I am a consultant with Information Technology Solutions and Consulting LLC, where I edit the organization's monthly newletter, employee training assessments and other documents. I have also served as a temporary Writer/Editor with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and at the Department of Veterans Affairs. I currently serve as a Technical Writer (Contractor) for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts in Washington, DC.
Two of my stories for OurParents.com were named to the Web site's "10 Top Senior-Care Posts of 2010", "Options for Long-Term Care Complex, Lack Accessibility" (#1) and "DSS Statewide Respite Care Program Affected By Connecticut Budget Deficit" (#8). Both stories can be found under "Recent Stories."
To view my latest media, including examples of videos, radio interviews and podcasts, please go to the Multimedia section of this Web site.
While at Emerson, I was a staff writer and producer at WERS-FM, one of the top collegiate radio stations in the country. In addition, I co-hosted a political show, "Poli-Talk" on the Emerson Talk and Information Network. I love politics, writing, and current events. I am a member of the Writer's Bridge freelance network and the Society of Professional Journalists.
At the University of Connecticut, I spent three of my four years at The Daily Campus, the largest collegiate newspaper in Connecticut. I began as a correspondent and finished as a columnist and member of the paper's Editorial Board. To see my articles, click here. For my efforts, I was awarded the 2006 "Commentary Rookie of the Year" by the paper. In 2005, I took a hiatus from the paper to serve on the Undergraduate Student Government Judiciary. Even in this role, I was always informing people. At the conclusion of my term, I received the "Informer Award" by then-Chief Justice Christine Elston.
I hold a Master's degree in Print and Multimedia Journalism from Emerson College and a bachelor's degree in journalism and political science from the University of Connecticut.
Click here to see the projects I did at Emerson: reporting on Boston Public Schools; and articles from the Journalism Students Online News Service.
I am a multimedia journalist, writer and editor. My work has appeared in several publications in Boston, including Boston's Weekly Dig, BostonNOW and Mass High Tech. I have written for online media outlets, including Targeted News Service, CTNewsJunkie.com and DigitalMediaBuzz.com.
I am a consultant with Information Technology Solutions and Consulting LLC, where I edit the organization's monthly newletter, employee training assessments and other documents. I have also served as a temporary Writer/Editor with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and at the Department of Veterans Affairs. I currently serve as a Technical Writer (Contractor) for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts in Washington, DC.
Two of my stories for OurParents.com were named to the Web site's "10 Top Senior-Care Posts of 2010", "Options for Long-Term Care Complex, Lack Accessibility" (#1) and "DSS Statewide Respite Care Program Affected By Connecticut Budget Deficit" (#8). Both stories can be found under "Recent Stories."
To view my latest media, including examples of videos, radio interviews and podcasts, please go to the Multimedia section of this Web site.
While at Emerson, I was a staff writer and producer at WERS-FM, one of the top collegiate radio stations in the country. In addition, I co-hosted a political show, "Poli-Talk" on the Emerson Talk and Information Network. I love politics, writing, and current events. I am a member of the Writer's Bridge freelance network and the Society of Professional Journalists.
At the University of Connecticut, I spent three of my four years at The Daily Campus, the largest collegiate newspaper in Connecticut. I began as a correspondent and finished as a columnist and member of the paper's Editorial Board. To see my articles, click here. For my efforts, I was awarded the 2006 "Commentary Rookie of the Year" by the paper. In 2005, I took a hiatus from the paper to serve on the Undergraduate Student Government Judiciary. Even in this role, I was always informing people. At the conclusion of my term, I received the "Informer Award" by then-Chief Justice Christine Elston.
I hold a Master's degree in Print and Multimedia Journalism from Emerson College and a bachelor's degree in journalism and political science from the University of Connecticut.
Click here to see the projects I did at Emerson: reporting on Boston Public Schools; and articles from the Journalism Students Online News Service.
