Universe in the Park at Mirror Lake
Universe in the Park hosted another successful session at Mirror Lake State Park.
I am a science writer currently working with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Astronomy. In addition to writing and editing the department's biannual newsletter, The Washburn Observer, I also write online news content and take departmental photographs.
I earned a bachelor's degree in astronomy and physics with a minor in professional writing from The Ohio State University in December, 2011. I also earned a master's degree in journalism focusing on science, technology, and healthcare journalism from UW-Madison in May, 2016.
I have a knack for communicating complex scientific material clearly and concisely, and I also possess a wide-range of multimedia skills, which include photography, audiography, and videography.
Universe in the Park hosted another successful session at Mirror Lake State Park.
Planets: An HD Odyssey brings the solar system to the symphony.
Scientific Outreach and Communications
The Washburn Observer is the biannual newsletter for the UW Department of Astronomy. For each issue, nearly 1,000 copies are mailed to alumni, students, parents, and astronomy enthusiasts around the globe. This issue of the Washburn Observer was intended to expose current and perspective students to the myriad of career paths available to astronomy students.
The Washburn Observer is the biannual newsletter for the UW-Madison Department of Astronomy. For each issue, nearly 1,000 copies are mailed to alumni, students, parents, and astronomy enthusiasts around the globe. This issue of the Washburn Observer was aimed at increasing private donations to the astronomy department, which has occurred since.
In the astronomy department at OSU, the day doesn't get into full-swing until everyone gets their daily dose of caffeine and conversation.
Science Journalism
The Southern African Large Telescope (SALT) recently received an upgrade which is expected to boost both telescope efficiency and data quality.
Katelyn Milliman, an astronomy graduate student at UW-Madison, recently won second place in the 3-Minute Thesis Competition.
By utilizing complex astrophysical principles, a team of researchers hopes to reduce the damage caused by radiotherapy by a factor of ten.
Healthcare Journalism
Technology Journalism
The evolution of technology and its evolving role in our lives.
Though few people may know it, beneath the bustling UW-Madison campus resides an active nuclear reactor.