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Hi! I'm a journalist by trade and a dependable communications manager with 10 years of corporate content and employee communications experience. As an ISFJ, I'm a loyal and responsible teammate in all that I do. These traits reflect my career specialties of elite content strategy, cross-functional department collaboration, and communication channel management.
I project-managed all stages of Atrium Health's enterprise Annual Report. This included organizing and editing report drafts, partnering and managing vendor design relationships, meeting executive deadlines and distributing the product for talent acquisition partners, legal reporting purposes, and more.
I project-managed all stages of Atrium Health's enterprise Annual Report. This included organizing and editing report drafts, partnering and managing vendor design relationships, meeting executive deadlines and distributing the product for talent acquisition partners, legal reporting purposes, and more.
I project-managed all stages of Atrium Health's enterprise Annual Report. This included organizing and editing report drafts, partnering and managing vendor design relationships, meeting executive deadlines and distributing the product for talent acquisition partners, legal reporting purposes, and more.
Want to make a difference but unsure where to leave a local mark? We know just the place: Fashion & Compassion. What began as volunteer work for co-founders Michele Dudley and Celeste Bundy has morphed into a movement. The Dilworth-based nonprofit sells six gorgeous jewelry and accessory collections handcrafted by oppressed women artisans in Charlotte and abroad.
Sure, it's spring but I have a better theme in mind for the month: BRAVERY. From our incredible conference earlier in March to random acts of risk taking, there is no better time to step outside your comfort zone. Hopefully you were a part of She's Brave 2016. Missed out?
Well ladies, here we are: what was a simple year-old idea to cultivate sisterhood has transformed into this amazing gift we call Nourish. That's right - it is our first anniversary! Tempting as it may be to cue the Rent soundtrack, we'll spare the drama and get to the real stuff.
Nickelodeon nostalgia, anyone? From 1996 to 2004, kids got their kicks from Craig Bartlett's cartoon "Hey Arnold!" The show focused on the quietly cool fourth grader Arnold, his grandparents' city dwellings and Arnold's kooky classmates. "Hey Arnold!" covered a laundry list of adolescent issues -- relentless bullies, lovestruck crushes and a grueling search for adoptive parents.
Calling Smash Adams, Dr. Klotzenstein and The Beets! If these names ring a bell, then you're well-versed with Nickelodeon's classic cartoon, "Doug." The show was one of three original Nicktoons (along with "Rugrats" and the "Ren & Stimpy Show") to air in the '90s and enjoyed a successful three seasons from 1991 to 1994.
A nutritional program gaining popularity has a bone to pick with our current, highly processed and supersized dietary habits. According to the Paleo (or Paleolithic) Diet, modern humans are not fully adapted to the nutrition and lifestyle changes that occurred after the Neolithic Revolution about 12,000 years ago.
"Asperger's syndrome" is dropped as a separate diagnosis in the first major rewrite in almost two decades of the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual. Previously, Asperger's was defined as a separate disorder from autism in the psychiatric tome. As a result of the changes, the Asperger's diagnosis will be placed under "autism spectrum disorder."