Provide freelance writing, editing, content development, communications consulting, and public program planning for non-profits.

Developed story ideas, researched, wrote, edited and supervised graphic production of "The Drexelink," a monthly newsletter for the entire Drexel community. Wrote the monthly "President's Message" for Constantine Papadakis, as well as his correspondence and talking points as assigned. Wrote and edited the "Drexel Daily Digest," a daily email newsletter to 24,000 recipients. Wrote news articles for "Drexel," the alumni magazine.

Wrote and edited marketing and press materials for recruitment, development, and in support of all college sponsored events for Drexel's Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts and Design. Placed stories in local and national news media. Planned, produced and promoted public programs. Edited the college website and email newsletter, prepared correspondence and talking points for the Dean.

Created the adult programming department at the museum's inception. Produced, promoted, and evaluated public programs with high-profile national speakers such as: Judge Robert Bork, Richard Brookhiser, Pat Buchanan, Senator Robert Byrd, Margaret Carlson, Ron Chernow, Bill Clinton, Spencer Crew, Mario Cuomo, Robert Dallek, E.J. Dionne, Joseph Ellis, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Senator Slade Gorton, Harold Holzer, Doris Kearns Goodwin , Walter Isaacson, Senator Bob Kerrey, Paul Krugman, Jim Lehrer, David McCullough, Clarence Page, Carter Phillips, Robert Putnam, Cokie Roberts, Bob Schieffer, Judge Kenneth Starr, Andrew Sullivan, Joe Trippi, Gore Vidal, Seth Waxman, Roger Wilkins, Garry Wills, Gordon Wood, and Cornel West and many more, focusing on constitutional issues, politics, current events, and our founding history-- all on a very limited budget. Planned and produced lectures, debates, non-credit courses, brown bag lunch series, panels, town halls and film discussions. Wrote talking points for board chair Jack Bogle. Placed op-ed pieces in prominent newspapers. Created "Constitutional Conversations," the Center's first sponsored speaker series, sponsored by Citizen's Bank. Established ongoing partnerships with local and national organizations such as the American Bar Association, the World Affairs Council, "The Philadelphia Inquirer," American Lawyer Media, Philadelphia Cares/Citizen Academy, UPenn and WHYY-TV.

Produced AM/Philadelphia, a live television talk program on the ABC-owned station. Developed show ideas, wrote scripts, booked interviews for studio and field segments. Produced consistent ratings winners on one of the leading programs of its type in the country. Produced a show that won a national award for best program from the National Association of Television Program Executives.

Working closely with the general manager, re-established the editorial department at WCAU-TV, the CBS-owned station in Philadelphia. Researched, wrote and produced editorials on a wide range of issues, both on location and in-studio. One editorial received the highest viewer response in the station's history.

Created and developed a successful public relations business that offered publicity services to authors and major New York publishers. Provided media coaching for authors and media consulting for publishers. Acted as Philadelphia liaison for bestselling authors such as Maya Angelou, Gloria Steinem and David McCullough. Created "Mediatrends," a first-of-its kind newsletter for the book publicity industry.

Began as a show producer for one of the programs in the talk show line-up for the CBS-owned station. Was eventually promoted to executive producer for the entire station. Created a novel evening program line-up that stayed in place for more than a decade.

My students consistently won statewide awards for their television and film productions.