Written Work:

• “Searching for My Community” (Boston Globe Magazine)

• “This duo is building a magic tradition on Beacon Hill” (The Boston Globe)

• “About IT: Quality Assurance” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Technology Support Services” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Information Security” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Learning Design and Training Services” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “IT Strategy: Building a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Strategy for HBS IT” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “Fostering an Inclusive Culture: DEI at HBS IT” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About: Media Services” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “IT Strategy: Improving Service to Support Innovation” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Edwina Turay” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Adam Marks” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Chris and Nate Moran” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “Behind the Scenes Building the HBS Case Studies” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: IT Planning and Service Delivery Team” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Multimedia Development” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Eric ‘Bernie’ Berntson” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Talent Management” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Marsha and Caitlin Whitman” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “Reintroducing Spangler Auditorium” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “About IT: Software Delivery Excellence” (Harvard Business School, IT)

• “The Center of Student Life” (Harvard Grad School of Arts and Sciences)

• “To Feel Great, Meditate” (Harvard Grad School of Arts and Sciences)

Jobs for the Future (JFF) copyeditor:

• '“A First-Person Look at Second Chances: Breaking Barriers to Education and Employment in Prison,” Alexa Garza

• “Normalizing Opportunity Starts With Opportunities to Learn While Incarcerated,” Shaun Libby

Ploughshares Journal blog copyeditor (Feb. ‘22–March ‘24):

• “The Danger of Unbound Women in Toni Morrison’s Paradise,” Mofiyinfoluwa O.

• “Growing Something from Ash,” Kristin Keane