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Bachelor of Science in Journalism & Political Science, August 2005-present
Journalism specializations in reporting and online media
Political courses significantly based in United States government and policy
Scholarships finance 100 percent of education
Captital Semester on Political Journalism, April 2008
Received 12 credits in government and political journalism from Georgetown University while interning at Roll call Newspaper under The Fund for American Studies' Capital Semester on Political Journalism
Associate of Arts, May 2005
Earned during high school without receiving high-school credit.
Blog Manager, January-May 2009
Managing public relations for UF's Web community through posts on the Web Administration's blog. In my first month on the job, I increased traffic to the blog by about 300 percent.
The Independent Florida Alligator
Editor-in-chief, August-December 2008
Led The Independent Florida Alligator, billed as the largest student-run newspaper in the U.S. Trained a print-centric staff to think about the Web first, spearheaded by the creation of multimedia and blog editors.
Guest blogger, September-October 2008
I was one of 20 college newspaper editors selected to blog the first and last presidential debates and the vice presidential debate for NYTimes.com to provide student perspective.
Metro intern, June-August 2008
Wrote on a general assignment basis for the metro desk. Live-blogged from an all-day music festival, sending text and photos via mobile phone.
Features intern, January-April 2008
Wrote stories on the happenings on and around Capitol Hill, including political hearings to art shows and book reviews.
The Independent Florida Alligator
University Editor, May-December 2007
Oversaw four writers, assigning and editing stories regarding the goings on of the University of Florida. Sent related links and documents to the online staff. Also blogged from UF Board of Trustees meetings and during student government elections.
The Independent Florida Alligator
Reporter, July 2006-May 2007
Covered student government for six months before being promoted to the administration beat.