This is my personal blog, where I write about journalism, musings I have while on Metro, and various topics in pop culture. It is a casual blog, without a theme for the time being. People don’t have themes — except maybe if you’re applying to Harvard and you need a “theme” for your application.
I’ve worked on a number of Web sites, including Pre-K Now, Education Week, MegWhitman.com, and currently at Governing Magazine. I write about interesting state and local pilot programs, technology and education.
I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Journalism, with a concentration in magazine editorial, from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University in 2007. I am an 2002 alumna of the National High School Institute-Journalism Division (also known as “Cherubs”), and I’ve served as an resident assistant for two summers.
In my spare time, I read (blogs, books, magazines, over your shoulder), and attempt to learn Spanish. I also claim to “run” often, but I walk more often than I run. I like the reaction I get from people when I tell them I “run.” So yes, I “run.”
Editorial Policy: This site reflects my opinions, and are not the opinions of any of my current or previous employers. I reserve the right to edit and delete blog posts as is necessary. If there is a broken link, or wrong information, please contact me through any of the means below.
