Here’s what I did…
First, I got a B.A. in biology from Earlham College.
Then, I got a M.A. in journalism from NYU.
All to put in the work of becoming a
great science writer.
It led to a bit of science and policy reporting. . .
then a foray into investigative stuff.
There’s more—behind a a paywall.
Then I started writing for a much younger audience. Keep scrolling.
I was the associate editor for Choices—a Scholastic classroom magazine that covers health and life skills for teenagers. I edited the debates, wrote profiles, and designed infographics for the monthly publication. When that was all done, I curated the Teacher’s Guide and the support materials that accompany every article.
From there, I joined NOVA, a science documentary series
on PBS.
I was their first Science and Equity Editor and I worked on a ton of episodes.
Here are some of my favorites:
But, if you haven’t had your fill, there’s more.
Here is everything for .Mic.
An article for FiveThirtyEight.
A branded-advertising article I wrote for Forbes.
A few stories I wrote during grad school where I was Editor-in-Chief of Scienceline.
