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Resume

I have always loved to write and create worlds of my own imagining. I daydream constantly and, as much as I hate to admit it, it has gotten me in trouble a multitude of times. However, many of the daydreams have come true. Below, you can see some accomplishments and pieces of written works.

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Currently, I am working on my own book, which I hope to turn into a series. I am a book collector and have more than 650 books. I enjoy writing and long to make it a life-long career.

History & the Works

Mechanism LLC

2022 - 2023

I am employed as a copyeditor with Mechanism LLC. I work with 2-3 portfolio companies and editor stories and articles for them after they have been written. I help make sure they are ready for publication. I work with other editors and supervisors in hands-on communication and help with any other portfolio companies where I am needed.

Newsweek

2022-2022

I am employed as a fellow with Newsweek's AP Fellowship Program. I began Jan. 5, 2022 and have learned many different skills so far. I am looking forward to the rest of the fellowship and cannot wait to see where the future leads me.

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Children of Catholic Sexual Abuse Victim Allowed to Sue California Diocese After His Death

Murder Convictions of 2 Massachusetts Men Commuted After Extensive Reformations

4 Charged in Los Angeles Cop's Murder Targeted Him Over Silver Chains on His Neck: Police

Neo-Nazi Kaleb Cole Gets 7 Years in Prison for Threatening Journalists, Jewish Activists

The Penn

2018-2021

During my time at "The Penn," I had many articles published. I began writing solely for the culture section as a contributing writer, moving toward the position of lead culture writer, which I held for a year. I moved on from that position to culture editor and ultimately news editor. 

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Longtime fraternity being investigated following hazing allegations

New organization focuses on supporting Black, Brown male students

'These are of no use to journalism majors': IUP offering journalism major, no journalism classes

The Crimson Quill
 

When I was a freshman in college, we were asked to write a memoir about a strength we obtained throughout our life. I wrote about my mentor who had committed suicide a few months prior. The essay was published in IUP's "The Crimson Quill," which was available in print and online editions.

Sophomore year, I conducted my first research thesis and essay. I chose the topic of mass shootings throughout the U.S. and how the media had portrayed the blame to be on everybody and everything except those holding the gun.

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"If that's so, how does one find any humanity in or for a man who kills six-to-seven-year-olds and shows no remorse? How does one find humanity and remorse for boys who kill fellow students and then laugh about it? How does one forgive a man for taking the lives of people just because they're simply different than him?" (Excerpt from "The Blame Misplaced")

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