Journalism

Journalism

Reporting Experience

Sports writers are the five-tool players, the decathletes, the tweeners (pick your favorite cliché) of the newsroom. They routinely write on tight deadlines. They are required to produce not only nuts-and-bolts news coverage, but issue stories and profiles. And they do their best work when they see the connections between what happens on the field and what happens off it. I grew up as a writer in the sports department, and that strong base has allowed me to expand to writing on gender, higher education and the crafts of teaching and writing.

Featured Stories

The Penn Stater

Remembering Mary Jo Haverbeck, ‘Catalyst’ for Women’s Sports

Feburary 2014

The Penn Stater

Inching Toward Changes on the Board of Trustees

January 2013

The Penn Stater

They Played a Game, but the Score Barely Mattered

November 2011

The Penn Stater

A Classroom Discussion on the Week’s Events

November 2011

Trauma in Adult and Higher education: Conversations and Critical Reflections

Trauma-Informed Journalism

January 2022

Runner's World

Olympic rule leaves non-sponsors with few words

July 2016

Nieman Storyboard

From basketball stardom to rosary beads

December 2019

The Penn Stater

Every day a struggle, every day a gift

November/December 2018

The Penn Stater

The Visitors: On the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg

May/June 2013

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