For Editors: My Bio
If stretch marks and caffeine addiction aren’t sufficient enough qualifications to write a parenting column, I actually went to college to learn how to write. In fact, in 1986, I graduated from the best journalism school in the country—the University of Missouri-Columbia—where I earned a bachelor’s degree in news-editorial and ego. My first published newspaper story was an in-depth investigation on the latest trends in salad bars, which landed me on my favorite spot—the front page of the features section. Since then, my extensive journalism career has included countless feature, news, medical, and business articles for a variety of local and national newspapers, magazines and corporate publications. To give you an idea of my diverse background, I have survived deadlines over the years for the following freelance clients:
| Newspapers/Magazines |
St. Louis Jewish Light
American Jewish Press Association
Jewish Community Centers Association, St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Business Journal
Commerce Magazine
St. Louis Magazine
St. Louis Suburban Journals
Family Circle
Pet Gazette
Fairchild Publications-New York
The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles |
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| Health Care |
DePaul Health Center
National Safety Council
Christian Hospital Northeast
Saint Louis University Division of Dermatology
Barnes-Jewish Hospital |
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| Publicity |
Gundaker Realtors/Better Homes and Gardens
Mosby-Year Book, Inc
William Morris Agency-New York
TVT Records, Inc.-New York
St. Louis Public Schools
National Museum of Transport
Logan College of Chiropractic
Boys Town of Missouri |
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| Corporate |
Southwestern Bell Corporation
Edward D. Jones and Company
The Brown Group, Inc. |
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