EDITING PORTFOLIO

I edit news and Q&As for National Public Radio's website. You can find stories I've edited in the Shots health section and the Goats and Soda global health section.

AMERICANS GET SICKER AS OMICRON STALLS EVERYTHING FROM HEART SURGERIES TO CANCER CARE

by Will Stone, 2/4/22

WHY THE KIDS OF VENEZUELA AREN'T GETTING ENOUGH TO EAT

by John Otis, 1/11/22

FOR MANY AFGHANS, WINTER IS FORCING A CRUEL CHOICE OF WHETHER TO EAT OR STAY WARM

by Hannah Bloch, 1/6/22

WHEN FACING LOSS, EMBRACE CHANGE AND DON'T FORCE CLOSURE, A THERAPIST URGES

by Graison Dangor, 1/5/22

For Chemical & Engineering News, I coordinate three multi-story mini-magazines each year. I commission freelance writers and edit their feature stories and profiles. I team with C&EN staff journalists to repurpose and update content. I work with data scientists and graphic designers to develop an infographics page. I collaborate with production editors and copy editors to finalize issues for publication.

A round-bottomed flask looks like the Earth, but it's read from overheating. A dropper or pipet adds

BEATING THE HEAT

December 2021

Chemistry has an important role to play in reducing the global economy's carbon footprint, something that is becoming more critical as the effects of climate change continue to manifest.