I coordinate, write, and edit grant applications that bring together engineers and medical researchers. The teams I work with mostly focus on NIH grants, but I also work on NSF, DARPA, and private foundation grants. I also oversee communications for the Institute for Engineering in Medicine: newsletters, web content, reports, and a regular boatload of important internal emails. As a freelancer, I help companies and individuals with scientific communications and grant writing.

Dozens of research-oriented grants and papers for university professors, companies, and organizations.Dozens of articles for Twin Cities Business, Delta Sky Magazine, Electrical Connection, IBM Systems, Northwestern Financial Review, Independent Banker, Effect, and several websites.

I managed and contributed to a host of regular publications (like quarterly reports) and developed materials for both internal and external communications.

I researched and wrote a number of pieces for internal and client use: research reports, research reviews, and data analysis. Along the way, I learned a ton about statistical analysis and the complex research at the root of successful enterprises.

I taught writing, chemistry, history, literature, philosophy, and Scripture to students in grades 7-12. I also led and contributed to a number of special projects: a parent handbook, the revision of several course curricula, a program to help Trinity students get college credit while in high school, an accreditation process, and teacher training.

Courses taught: Ethics, Philosophy of the Human Person