I'm a New York-based writing and editing professional on a perpetual quest for concise prose. A few documentary photo projects are underway, too, while I also pursue a second undergraduate degree in digital design and interactive media. My print reportage has appeared in publications such as E/The Environmental Magazine, The Huffington Post and The New York Times.
While reporting in rural eastern Connecticut, development proposals local governments were considering piqued my interest in human impacts on the environment. So I completed a 2007-08 Diversity Fellowship with the Metcalf Institute for Marine and Environmental Reporting, located at the University of Rhode Island. Through this program, I reported on environmental issues at the Times Union, a 90,000-circulation daily newspaper in Albany, N.Y. I've covered topics as diverse as the dangers of burning plastic to the burgeoning faith-based environmental movement. A series I reported explored the impact of climate change on New York state's nature, landscape, economy and public health. Besides the environment, I've reported on crime, government and education at daily newspapers and a trade magazine. |