My Professional Portfolio
These pages house selections of my work - from examples of web innovation and marketing to news clips I've written, from media relations pieces I've come up with, to my published research. To check it out, simply click on any of the links on the right side of your screen. Or scroll down to get a glimpse of what you might find.

Samples of Work

Every blog has it’s day

I’ve launched and managed several blogs, including Quicken Loans’ What’s THE DIFF?, the Quizzle Blog and Choose Thinking, a blog by Dan Gilbert. Learn more about my Blogging Ventures.

Have you Quizzled yourself lately?

Get in the know about your biggest investment: your home. Visit Quizzle for a free credit report and score, home value estimate, personalized mortgage recommendations and more!

I’ll always have a soft spot for the website I helped create, launch and market. Find out more about my days in Quizzle Land.

I heart the media

That's me in front of Wrigley Field. Believe it or not, I'm actually working!

While in the Windy City, I spent some time in media relations. With clients ranging from large pharmaceuticals to individuals doctors, fast food giants to gaming innovators, I dug deep into a variety of subjects and industries. My team’s focus? Getting the latest client news, trends and products in front of relevant (and hopefully interested) reporters and producers. Here are a few samples:

I am the media

I also worked in the media as a state government correspondent for Capital News Service in Lansing, Michigan. I researched, wrote and edited stories for more than 25 subscriber newspapers in Michigan and Indiana. Below are a few of my clips:

Digging deep in the world of research

Fascinated by the First Amendment, I worked with my advisor and professor, Eric Freedman, on a research study about press freedom in the age of Terrorism, 25 years after the infamous prior restraint lawsuit: U.S. v. The Progressive. We spent several months researching and writing this paper, which was accepted for publication and showcased at a respected journalism organization’s annual conference (AEJMC). Read the abridged version of the study here.

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