About Me

I’m a journalist and editor with experience reporting on local government, housing, education, healthcare, and community issues. I recently graduated from Moravian University with a degree in English Writing Arts and a minor in Multimedia Journalism, where I built my reporting foundation through newsroom leadership and hands-on storytelling across multiple student publications.

Most recently, I worked as an editorial intern at MM+M (Medical Marketing & Media), where I contributed to healthcare industry reporting and editorial research. That experience strengthened my ability to work under deadline in a professional newsroom environment and sharpened my understanding of audience-driven storytelling in trade journalism.

During my time in college, I served as Managing Editor of The Comenian and Editor-in-Chief of The Manuscript literary magazine, and worked as a reporter and deputy community editor for The Brown & White at Lehigh University. Across these roles, I developed a strong focus on clear, accurate, and community-centered reporting.

My reporting has included coverage of housing insecurity and development in Bethlehem, federal funding impacts on local nonprofits, and campus and education issues. I’m especially drawn to stories that sit at the intersection of policy and lived experience—where decisions made by institutions directly shape everyday life in communities.

My goal is to provide accurate, unbiased information that allows people to make informed decisions in their everyday lives. Through my research of the evolving cultural changes impacting the field, I know it is more important than ever to be a source of ethical reporting.