Creates and manages story and photo assignments for a team of around 40 freelance contributors, guiding them toward the magazine's goals for each assignment; manages the day-to-day operation of the editorial staff, including its college internship program; writes stories and creates photographs; performs first and subsequent edits on submitted stories; proofreads, fact checks, and assists with graphic design ideas; represents the magazine as a panelist and guest speaker in the community.

Writing, editing, assigning photographers, fulfilling photo assignments, and managing the magazine's social media presence and website, www.magbloom.com. Bloom Magazine is the culture and lifestyle magazine for Bloomington, Indiana.

Rodney Margison is an award-winning professional photographer in Bloomington, Indiana. Previously a photojournalist exclusively, he now specializes in fine art, commercial and editorial portraiture and still-life (product) photography, in addition to his ongoing work in reportage.

"This Is Brown County" was the leading online source for important news and information in and around Nashville, Brown County, Indiana. The photography-based Internet magazine was locally owned, locally operated and locally empowered.

One of three newsroom staff members, I was responsible for nearly all of the photography for this small weekly newspaper. As a writer, I regularly covered the police and court, education and sports beats, and frequently reported and wrote on local government. I also handled most of the newspaper's investigative reporting as the need arose. I was an advocate for openness in government and routinely won awards from the Hoosier State Press Association for photography, writing and community service.

I petitioned myself into this previously non-existent position in order to improve the sports coverage in the local 4,000-circulation weekly newspaper and in hopes of creating a permanent position for myself in the company. During that time I also began doing investigative stories for the newspaper.

A short-lived newspaper and Web site serving the motorsports fraternity. Responsibilities included all business aspects of the publication, determining content and layout, reporting, writing, editing, photography and Web design and updating.

I was responsible for scheduling processing/printing runs of both commercial and retail clients on Noritsu mini-lab equipment, and oversaw the birth and growth of a Macintosh-based digital imaging system in the early stages of the industry.

My responsibilities included photographing individuals and groups in both studio and natural environments, operating and troubleshooting Noritsu mini-lab processing and printing equipment and customer service.

As the only photographer on staff of this small daily newspaper, I was responsible for enterprise (feature) photography, news photography and sports photography. I operated the newspaper's black and white darkroom for both the newsroom and the advertising department and I received numerous awards from the Kentucky Press Association for my photography.

I was responsible for creating and executing a lesson plan based on standard criteria for an introductory class in photojournalism at the private liberal arts college.