About ME

As far back as I can remember, I have wanted to deliver honest, well-written stories.  In May 2019, I graduated from Boston University with a B.S in Journalism. In September 2020, I began at The George Washington University where I am pursuing my M.A. in Media and Strategic Communications.

Currently, I am working as the Eastern Regional Communications Coordinator for the AFL-CIO, where I have the wonderful opportunity to combine my press and communications skills with my lifelong passion for the labor movement.

So far at the AFL-CIO, I’ve published releases on historical legislation and COVID-19, organized press conferences, scripted dozens of tweets, and more.

In my spare time, I also work as a freelance journalist. There’s beat I’m not open to covering, but I’m partial to local news and food writing.

In both my education and professional experiences, I’ve reported on everything from breaking news, transportation, dining, state government, local news, cannabis, real estate, and more.

My freelance work has landed me in the Washington Post, Teen Vogue, Eater, Washington City Paper, Refinery29, Apartment Therapy, DCist, The DC Line, and the Somerville Times.  My reporting has even taken me abroad to London, England, where I spent a semester working as an editorial intern for The Week UK.

For my freshman and sophomore years of college, I was a Division I student athlete and managed to simultaneously pursue my most important passions: rowing and journalism. Unfortunately as a junior, I was medically disqualified due to a hip injury, but I flourished in the consistently competitive environment. 

I am unafraid of tight deadlines, voicing my opinion and stepping up to a challenge.

Hard work is never an issue. I never like to have a slow schedule and thrive while managing several projects at any given time. 

 

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