Examples of my work available online include articles, editorials and collective projects
- My final portfolio for a Web writing class, which details my studies in social media
- The last issue of Stand Up! I’ll ever edit. I really think it looks fabulous. Other than a few errors, which were fixed in the last round of proof-checking.
- My current (as of December 2009) project where I attempt to find out what the links we share tell others about us, via Tumblr
- Arts review blog I created and maintained for a critical review class, along with three partners (all design work was mine)
- A project I put together for photojournalism. All photography, sound recording, and video editing are my work
- A piece I wrote about online newspapers that ran in the Sunday edition of the Athens paper
- Another Athens Banner Herald Sunday piece, discussing my growth as a debater
- Throughout high school I wrote intros for Baseball Almanac’s Fabulous Feats section. The introduction and many of the subsections were written by me. I’m surprised to still see them up.
- A profile of UGA English professor Judith Ortiz Cofer
- Review of the July Eddie Vedder concert in Atlanta.
- A quick follow-up on a previous article in Stand Up, the progressive student magazine I edit
- An opinion piece encouraging students to ignore the stigma, and get an AIDS test
- Continuing my interest in taboos, an editorial discussing music and the people who like it
- A brief on the UGA ruby team
- A liberal reading list and playlist I put together for Stand Up!
- A collaborative piece on oral history that ran on the Grady College of Journalism webstie
- More opinion pieces on diversity and marriage rights
- Trying for something a little new for me, a happy little piece on kindness
Relevant Course work: Journalism
- Introduction to Print Journalism
- Editing and Design
- American Newspaper Management
- Critical (Review) Writing
- Opinions Writing
- History of the Media
- Basic Photojournalism
- News Writing
- Communication Law
- Public Affairs Reporting
Relevant Course Work: English (M = Medieval)
- Medieval Welsh (M)
- Chaucer (M) *Taught in the original Middle English
- Introduction to English
- Native American Women Writers
- Victorian Protest Prose
- Tolkien and Medieval Norse (M)
- Old English (M)
- Graphic Novels
- Arthurian Literature (M)
- Virginia Woolfe (at Trinity College – Oxford)
A video of some photographs I’ve done:
