Dani Whitaker

Multimedia Journalist

United States

I am a multimedia journalist with just under four years of experience creating content. I'm best at writing and editing content for print, web, social media and production purposes. I have a working knowledge of SEO best practices and AP-style copywriting.

Portfolio
CSU-Pueblo Today
11/07/2021
From CSU Pueblo student to country star

CSU Pueblo senior and up-and-coming country music star Cody Cozzolino plays to the crowd during a 2021 concert. [Courtesy photo/Cody Cozzolio] The administration and professors have worked with my schedule but I've kept them all in the loop as much as possible to stay up to speed in the classroom.

Parkerdewey
Reflections on Unpaid Experiential Recruiting

Though unpaid internships are widely being called out for their detrimental impacts on diverse candidates, the fact of the matter is many organizations are creating "loopholes" by investing in tools and programs that effectively take the same misstep in the eyes of candidates: requiring work from early-career candidates without compensation.

The Path
08/20/2021
Of Monsters, Mythology and Men (Part Two)

By Danielle Whitaker Netflix's The Witcher adaptation pits the infamous White Wolf against a thick throng of monsters featured in myths and across the world. The second half of this analysis focuses more on how the knowledge of the traditional lore adds entirely more subtext to creatures that appear in the show.

The Path
02/22/2021
Destiny Connections: Renfri and Stregobor

By Danielle Whitaker From the very first episode, "The End's Beginning", Netflix's newest adaptation of The Witcher series by Andrzej Sapkowski explores the idea that destiny is an irresistible power capable of bonding the lives of individuals despite their wishes or in some cases, their beliefs.

The Path
08/11/2021
Of Monsters, Mythology and Men (Part One)

By Danielle Whitaker Netflix's The Witcher adaptation features a horde of horrifying monsters both on-screen and off, from lore and myths all across the globe. Why are there so many contributions from so many different cultures instead of the run of the mill creatures that appear in most fantasy themes?

The Path
03/01/2021
Reexamining Calanthe, The Lioness of Cintra

If there's one thing that the Netflix adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski's The Witcher series does exceptionally well, it's convincing you that the characters in it are exactly who they look like at first glance. Queen Calanthe of Cintra is a prime example of this considering how honorless she looks on the surface versus who she...