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News editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer; free-lance auto writer; adjunct professor at Lincoln University
west chester, pennsylvania, united states
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Claim your profileIf someone would have asked me when I was in college to describe my dream job, I might have replied: “Some editing and publication design. Some teaching. Some writing. Oh, and I’d like a new car every week.” Now I’ve been blessed enough to make that dream a reality. Working full-time as a news editor, I’ve been designing news pages for many years. I’ve had some of the best colleagues and supervisors teach me Adobe Creative Suite along the way. And I sat down with a couple textbooks and a good web instruction site and came out the other side with two web sites using HTML and CSS. A free-lance automotive writing gig for The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer parlayed into a few stories in The New York Times, and then a weekly column including car reviews in The Philadelphia Inquirer. It switches to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in mid-February 2013. I taught an InDesign publications lab for two semesters at Temple University, and now teach introductory freshman composition at Lincoln University of Pennsylvania.
Bachelor Of Arts, Journalism, Psychology at Penn State UniversityGraduated: 1991