I'm the digital editor at OnEarth magazine, which publishes in-depth features and insightful commentary about environmental health, science, and policy (and occasionally, Ghostbusters). Columbia Journalism Review has praised us for "bang-up investigative journalism" and says that we've found a way to make long-form environmental storytelling work online. (It's harder than it looks.)
In my previous life as a newspaper reporter, I covered everything from political scandals to the Super Bowl, contributing to Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of Hurricane Katrina. In 2007 I earned a masters degree in science and health journalism from Columbia University, where I now teach as an adjunct professor. I have freelanced for Scientific American, Slate, the New York Times, Business Insider, Oceanus, and several nonprofit clients. I work in New York City.
In my previous life as a newspaper reporter, I covered everything from political scandals to the Super Bowl, contributing to Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of Hurricane Katrina. In 2007 I earned a masters degree in science and health journalism from Columbia University, where I now teach as an adjunct professor. I have freelanced for Scientific American, Slate, the New York Times, Business Insider, Oceanus, and several nonprofit clients. I work in New York City.
