-I was asked to manage the Editing Research and Latter-day Saint Insights websites, I organized and assisted my team to ensure the website continued to run smoothly-Occasionally things change and some of our links break, so I helped create training documentation so that both our group and future groups would know how to fix future broken links-Our team was asked to prepare, schedule, and publish all articles from the group, so I trained the team and divided up the workload so that we could get all the work done in a timely manner.-We were also tasked with looking for ways to improve the websites, to which our team found some items that could be improved and created documentation for the web development team to work from.Part of the criteria of our group was for each member to publish four articles, three for Latter-day Saint Insights and one for Editing Research. These are the four articles that I published: https://editingresearch.byu.edu/2023/06/19/chatgpt-editing-and-you/https://latterdaysaintinsights.byu.edu/en/god-loves-you/https://latterdaysaintinsights.byu.edu/en/why-choice-matters/https://latterdaysaintinsights.byu.edu/en/joy-in-the-cause/-As a copyeditor I worked with the other authors on the team to look for any sort of punctuation, grammar, spelling, or other mechanical or technical mistake and edited them to match both the Chicago Manual of Style and the group's in-house style guide. Part of that including making sure the tone of the article matched the website; so for Latter-day Saint Insights I needed to make sure it had a more personal tone to it, while Editing Research needed a more professional, technical tone to it.Samples of my editing work are available upon requestEditing Research: https://editingresearch.byu.edu/

See Editing Research description for detailsLatter-day Saint Insights: https://latterdaysaintinsights.byu.edu/en/