Jazmin Harling-Gray

Freelance Editor and Sales Associate

United States of America

Jazmin is a graduate of Georgetown University with a Bachelor's Degree in English. She is currently a Sales Associate with Ann Taylor, INC. and edits books manuscripts in her free time. She was previously a member of the Georgetown University Women's Rugby Club as well as the section editor and contributor for the Untamed Voices column at The Fire This Time Multicultural Magazine.

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The Los Angeles Review of Books

[DESIGN SAMPLE] Career Fair Flyer

Flyer designed for The Los Angeles Review of Books Career Fair during their summer workshop. Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator used.

Georgetown University

2016

[DESIGN SAMPLE] A Feminist Critique on Tyler Shields

Final capstone project for English major at Georgetown University.

Georgetown Unversity

05/01/2015

[WRITING SAMPLE - JOURNALISM] Rejected Society: The Rise of Androgynous Apparel

Feature Story written for a Journalism course

Georgetown University

09/22/2015

[WRITING SAMPLE - FICTION] The Second Life of Flint Mulroney

Creative pose piece submitted for Fiction Writing course

Georgetown University

03/19/2015

[WRITING SAMPLE - JOURNALISM] Hood Politics: How Kendrick Lamar is Returning Hip-hop to it’s...

Op-Ed; Submitted for Journalism 100 Course.

Georgetown University

12/16/2015

[WRITING SAMPLE - ACADEMIC] To Pimp a Butterfly: An Exploration of Black Identity

Critical Essay on Kendrick Lamar's album To Pimp a Butterfly and the development and exploration of the black identity in America. Written for a course at Georgetown University.