DailySource.org Team

Our Team

Laura Noueihed, Managing Editor

Laura Noueihed was the head editor of the night edition of the front page of the New York Times' website for three years, where she managed a team of editors and producers creating the front page of the website of the largest metropolitan newspaper in the United States. She did the same for the Miami Herald, working with the group of editors who created the front pages of both the daily English and Spanish versions.

At the New York Times, she was also editor of the features and weekend sections, and managed a team of five news producers in creating those sections. She was also a professor at the Columbia University School of Journalism, where she helped develop a curriculum for teaching journalists online news production. She received her Master of Science in journalism with concentrations in print and new media from the same school. She also served as the chief editor of the National Law Journal's website for six years.

Noueihed loves water skiing and scuba diving, enjoys experimenting with traditional cooking of various cultures and is equally happy being absorbed in a good novel or a screen full of programming code.

Lynne Adams, Managing Editor

Lynne Adams was in charge of a team of 30 journalists covering breaking news, international and national stories for the BBC. Her team focused on creating news content for the BBC's website, interactive television and mobile platforms. She helped lead the organization's management team in merging their radio, television and online news departments into an integrated multimedia newsroom. She also ran multimedia training workshops for BBC's journalists.

Before that, Adams was a senior broadcast journalist for BBC's website, where she managed a team of journalists producing video and audio clips covering news events. She also worked as a radio reporter, copy editor, television broadcast producer and news reporter. She has a bachelor's degree in history and a graduate degree in broadcast journalism.

Adams lives in Virginia, where she enjoys skiing, camping, kayaking, and swimming. She also enjoys baking and cooking, especially with the vegetables and fruits her family grow in their yard.

Vince Winkel, Front Page Editor and Operating Editor

Vince Winkel was the managing editor of Public Interactive, NPR’s division that provides Web platforms and online news content for over 300 public radio and television stations around the country, for its first five years of existence from 1999 to 2004. Prior to that, he was the operating editor of the Christian Science Monitor’s award-winning website, csmonitor.com.

Winkel later worked at American Public Media as Web editor and producer of the program “Marketplace”. He has also worked for CNN, CBS, NPR and the BBC as a reporter. His coverage of education, children, political issues, science, AIDS, the environment and music have earned him major awards from the Overseas Press Club of America, the Associated Press, the Society of Professional Journalists, the International Radio Festival of New York, the Gabriel Awards and more.

Winkel resides in the St. Louis area, enjoys travelling around the country and is an avid motorcycle rider.

Yvonne S. Lee, Front Page Editor and Operating Editor

Yvonne S. Lee has worked as an editor and producer for CNN. There she interviewed high-ranking officials such as former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Senators John Kerry and Hilary Rodham Clinton. Lee brought CNN to a historic interview high mark by securing and conducting interviews with U.S. Supreme Court Justices Kennedy, Ginsberg and Breyer. She also actively managed coverage of hostile zones in Iraq.

While at CNN, Lee and her team won an Emmy for their coverage of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack on the Pentagon. She received the John Davidoff Journalism Fellowship and received the CDC Knight Public Health Journalism Fellowship.

Lee’s experience includes writing and editing for the Cambodia Daily, based in Phnom Penh, where she wrote a series of investigative stories on Cambodian sex crimes.

Jim Scripps, Front Page Editor and Operating Editor

Jim Scripps recently worked as managing editor of the Tahoe Daily Tribune in California. He oversaw content for the daily paper and two magazines and wrote all of the paper’s editorials as well as a weekly column.

Scripps has won numerous awards from the California Newspaper Publishers Association and from the Nevada Press Association for business coverage, public service, editorial and column writing, and for general excellence.

He served as an editor for the Sierra Sun, where he directed editorial content and managed staff. He reported business activities and covered crime and courts for the Nevada Appeal.

Rachel Wright, Executive Editor

Rachel Wright has worked as Training Editor, Content Management System Manager and Volunteer Coordinator for DailySource and is currently Executive Editor. She originally began with the organization as a Front Page Editor.

In the past, she worked as a Web producer for Willamette Week, a newsweekly in Portland, Ore., with a circulation of 90,000 that won a Pulitzer Prize.

Wright received a bachelor’s degree in mass communication from the University of North Carolina at Asheville with a double minor in political science and creative writing. She is a certified TEFL instructor and spent a year in Italy teaching American English to a range of age groups. She lives in Portland, Ore., and enjoys vegetarian cooking, live music, hiking and biking.

Peter Dunn, Executive Director

Peter Dunn has been a reporter for the Chronicle Publishing Company and the Washington Bureau of the Dallas Times Herald and worked as an executive coach, consultant and trainer for several organizations, including with the vice president of sales, the director of international sales and other executives at Google. He has been a business owner, managing two retail stores in Massachusetts; a publications specialist for the Inter-American Foundation in Washington, D.C.; a reporter; a cook; a dishwasher and a housepainter.

In addition, he has volunteered for numerous nonprofit organizations, including After School Kids, Earthworks, the Harvard Square Business Association’s Board of Directors, the Massachusetts Volunteer Network, the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship and the Washington-area Little League.

He received his Bachelor of Arts in international law, organization and relations from the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, where he also received a Latin American studies certificate and an honors certificate in international business diplomacy. He is a graduate of the Coaches Training Institute and is a Certified Professional and Personal Coach (CPPC).

Jenni Kulp, Director of Projects, Marketing and Development

Jenni Kulp previously worked as a newspaper reporter and photographer, covering government, nonprofits, crime and features. In 2006, she was a recipient of a Hoosier State Press Award for business news coverage. She has been the recipient of several photography awards.

Kulp has done marketing at the headquarters of a manufacturing firm, where she implemented promotions, created graphics and marketing materials and worked with sales reports. She has also worked in television production.

She received her B.A. in Communications from Indiana University. Additionally, she works as a wedding and fine art photographer and has volunteered doing public relations and marketing for non-profits and arts organizations in her community.

Tom Regan, Senior Advisor

Tom Regan has the distinction of founding the first online news website in Canada in 1994, which was only the sixth in North America, while working at the Halifax Daily News. He also had primary responsibility in 1995 for creating the Christian Science Monitor’s website, csmonitor.com. Regan was also responsible for its day-to-day operations, serving as supervising editor. The site has won two Eppy awards for Best Online Newspaper Service and a Digital Edge award for Best Online News Service, both in the site’s circulation category.

Regan is the former executive director of the Online News Association. He also writes columns on terrorism and security and on technology for the Monitor, and edits the front page of the Boston Globe’s website, boston.com, once a week. He recently worked for NPR as head of the NPR News Blog.

Regan has received a Nieman Fellowship from Harvard and has won second place for online column writing from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists for his blog “My American Life.” He also helped create and design the website of the Portland (Maine) Press-Herald.

Nancy Weil, Senior Advisor

Nancy Weil is a journalist who has spent the last decade working for IDG News Service, the world’s leading IT newswire, where she is currently Assistant News Editor. She edits the weekly staff column WorldBeat and contributes breaking news stories and analysis to the newswire. Prior to that, she spent seven years as a reporter for the St. Petersburg Times in Florida covering education, courts, crime and other stories.

Weil also worked at The Southern Illinoisan for seven years, a regional daily newspaper, where she wrote features, covered higher education, prisons and veterans' issues. She spent a year at her hometown newspaper, the Granite City Press-Record, in Illinois.

Weil has won numerous journalism awards over the years, including one when she was part of a team at the St. Petersburg Times that won a Green Eyeshade Award from the Society of Professional Journalists for coverage of a racially motivated murder and its aftermath.

Josh Jordan, Chief Technical Director

Josh Jordan is a lead software developer at athenahealth where he works on their flagship web-based medical practice management system. As president of his own consulting company, he has served as the chief technical director for DailySource.org since the site's inception, helping to design the architecture, hire developers for the project and advise on site problems.

Previously Jordan worked for BBN Planet/GTE Internetworking/Genuity/Level 3, where he wrote tools to help manage the company's data centers and Internet connectivity services.

Janet Falkenstein, Contributing Editor

Janet Falkenstein has held a variety of writing, editing, and management positions spanning the public communications field. Her experience includes copywriting direct mail pieces, sales promotion and marketing materials; marketing work in educational communications; technical writing and assorted freelance writing assignments.

Jasmine Jernberg, Front Page Editor

Jasmine Jernberg currently reports for the Baltimore Sun and has been a freelance reporter for Unwind!, The Bowie Blade, and Annapolis Capitol magazines. She is currently a Journalism major at the University of Maryland.

Jernberg studied classical violin and played with the Senior Youth Orchestra at the Kennedy Center for three years. She also participated in the People to People Student Ambassador Program, traveling to Australia. Jernberg has volunteered with the Girl Scouts of America, the American Cancer Society, and the Chesapeake Wildlife Sanctuary.

Brian Levine, Front Page Editor

Brian Levine is a graduate of East Carolina University and the 2007-2008 winner of the Bachelor of Science Outstanding Graduate Award from the School of Communication faculty. Levine's skills include research, writing, reporting, editing, audio production, digital video and photography. His photography has been recognized by the National Press Photographer's Association. A member of both the Society of Professional Journalists and Investigative Reporters and Editors, Levine is pursuing a career in investigative, computer-assisted reporting and public service journalism. He is working toward his master’s degree studying national security issues.

Andrew McMillan, Front Page Editor

Andrew McMillan is a graduate of Oberlin College, with degrees in English and Creative Writing. His work has appeared in various publications, ranging from Cleveland Scene Magazine to Revolt Media.

McMillan’s web design experience has enabled him to run his own website featuring his journalistic work. He has worked as a teacher and public relations representative in the past.

Emily Naughton, Front Page Editor

Emily Naughton received her J.D. from American University and was a staff member for the American University International Law Review. She received her B.A. in International Development Studies and Linguistics from McGill University.

Naughton most recently worked as an attorney in private practice.

Jeff Bromberg, Front Page Editor

Jeff Bromberg received his J.D. from Rutgers School of Law - Camden. He also received his B.A. in Political Science from Rutgers College. He most recently worked as second vice president for Discover Re. He has also worked as an attorney at a top national insurance group.

Bromberg’s volunteer experience includes working as a teaching assistant in an ESL program.

Darling Gutierrez, Front Page Editor

Darling Gutierrez currently works as a newsroom editor for Business Wire. She received her B.A. in English and Political Science from Florida International University and was an intern for Senator Mel Martinez.

Walton Chiu, Front Page Editor

Prior to his current position, Walton volunteered as a Content Editor for DailySource.org. His past employment has included acting as an editorial assistant for Elixigen and as a research assistant for Boston University’s Computational Cell Biology Project.

Chiu has also worked as an emergency medical technician and as a homecare counselor.

Randall Rich, Front Page Editor

Randall Rich earned his bachelor’s degree in graphic design and journalism from California State University, Sacramento. He has over 16 years of experience in graphic design. He currently works in this capacity through his own business and is a member of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals.

Richard Hudson, Front Page Editor

Richard Hudson is an associate editor of the Journal of Medicinal Chemistry Research. Over the course of his career in the academic world, he has published approximately 100 papers, reviews, chapters, and pamphlets.

Hudson holds a doctorate in organic chemistry from the University of Chicago. During his career, he spent many years at Wayne State University and the University of Toledo and held such positions as graduate school dean and department chair.

Jodi McMaster, Front Page Editor

Jodi McMaster was a member of the Board of Editors of the law journal for the American Association for Paralegal Educators and a contributor to various legal publications, including Texas Lawyer, as well as being a textbook author. While working toward her law degree, McMaster received awards in legal research and writing, among others, and was on the staff of the St. Mary's Law Journal. After six years of legal practice, she went on to become a tenured assistant professor at San Antonio College, directing the legal research and writing program for paralegals.

Mahvish Kazmi, Front Page Editor

Mahvish Kazmi is a graduate from the London School of Economics. She has researched, written and edited content for several publications. Her journalism experience began as she worked as a correspondent for the financial magazine PAGE. She continued her experience working as a contributor for The Friday Times. Kazmi also writes regularly for ehow.com and examiner.com as the South Asia Headlines Examiner

Paul Wertheim, Front Page Editor

Paul Wertheim currently is a sports writer for SportsRadioService.com in San Francisco. He has a passion for sports writing and has covered many events from his College football and basketball games to the San Francisco Giants.

He started his journalism career working as a freelance journalist for area newspapers. He then was a sports writer and editor for The Guardsman. Wertheim holds bachelor’s degrees in creative writing and English literature.

Ayesha Sharma, Front Page Editor

Ayesha is an experienced multi-media journalist and correspondent. She worked as an associate producer for CNN-IBN in New Delhi, India, developing hourly live and digitized news broadcasts and improving the production value of shows and meetings. She has been recognized for being a part of the core team that launched CNN-IBN in 2005 and for producing over 3,000 hours of informative news programming. She previously worked as an assistant producer for South Asia World in New Delhi, where she oversaw editorial and breaking news coverage, wrote engaging scripts and produced the channel’s signature show Our World Today.

Prior to that, Sharma worked as a correspondent for The Times of India with the responsibilities of reporting, writing, editing and investigating leads. She was also a public relations specialist for Percept Profile, a media and communications. During her time there she gained experience in developing media action plans, designing campaigns for A-list celebrities and sports icons, and leading market research and analysis initiatives. She volunteers for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in Denver as a Public Policy Coordinator.

Jessica Flier, Front Page Editor

Jessica Flier received a bachelor’s degree in English, with a certificate in writing, from Saint Louis University and currently works as an assistant editor of the university’s law journal. She gained knowledge of editing and organization as a student worker, interning at the Sabah Newspaper, where she interviewed, wrote articles and edited stories, and working as a freelance writer for University News at Saint Louis University.

Sevim Yolacti, Front Page Editor

Sevim Yolacti is a freelance photographer, writer and reporter. She has over twelve years of experience in the field of photography and journalism. Her work has been featured on the cover of European Jazz Magazine, and she has been a photographer for such events as the Hartford Jazz Festival, the New Haven Jazz Festival and the Newport Jazz Festival.

Besides being a photographer, Yolacti also creates CD art covers and does CD picture editing for musicians. She received her bachelor’s in international relations and also holds public relations degree. She currently is pursuing an education in graphic design.

George Knowles, Front Page Editor

George Knowles is a prospect researcher for Foundation for the National Institutes of Health, where he creates and compiles information on prospective and current donors. He previously worked for the American Red Cross National Headquarters with a variety of responsibilities. Knowles received a bachelor’s degree from the University of New Mexico in anthropology with a concentration in archaeology and a minor in history.

Nabila Dellil, Front Page Editor

Nabila Dellil’s journalism experience includes working on the Quo Vadis newspaper as a writer and photographer. She recently graduated from Rutgers University with a Bachelors of Arts in English. She was a tutor for the Plangere Writing Center while at Rutgers.

Tanya Flowers, Front Page Editor

Tanya Flowers is an aspiring documentary filmmaker, studying for a degree in video and film production. She writes and edits short stories and film scripts. Her volunteer experiences have included working in hospice care, a local hospital and the Los Angeles Pet Adoption Center, assisting in the care of sick animals.

Elizabeth Quinn, Front Page Editor

Elizabeth Quinn received her Bachelor of Arts in English from The University of New Jersey and has since used her knowledge in the teaching field. After college, she began working as an English tutor for the College Bound Program, running workshops on writing poetry, assisting study groups and editing essays. She went on to be a student teacher at North Hunterdon High School, teaching English.

Quinn then took her teaching skills overseas and served as a private English tutor in Berlin, Germany, working with a student to improve their English language, academic writing and reading comprehension. During that same time, she served as an English instructor at Berlin’s Mouroum Sprachcenter. Her duties included visiting classrooms around the city teaching English basics to young German children.

Quinn has been a member of the National Council of Teachers of English and Sigma Tau Delta’s English Honors Society, and was a contributor for The Siren, a creative writing magazine.

Alen Amini, Front Page Editor

Alen Amini is a member of City Year Columbus. He acts as a literacy tutor for second grade students and works with recruitment. He has held a variety of work positions, from store manager to mediator and probation officer for the Butler County Juvenile Court. As recognition of his outstanding service to the community, he was awarded a certificate of Special Congressional Recognition. He has earned additional honors including those from Buck Rodgers Business Leadership Program and the Golden Key Honor Society. He was also a presenter at the First Year Writers’ Conference.

Amini received his bachelor’s degree in business management from Miami University. He has given a great amount of his time to bettering the community, serving as an undergraduate mentor, supervisor and trainer for the Oxford Community Counseling & Crisis Center. He is currently the Executive Director of StandUp For Kids in Cincinnati, Ohio.

John Allen, Front Page Editor

John Allen received his master’s degree of fine arts in writing from Pacific University and his bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Utah. He was the associate editor of nonfiction for the Silk Road literary journal and had his work published in the spring 2006 edition of Enormous Rooms. He also worked as an instructor of composition at Pacific University. He is working on a copyediting certificate from the University of California, San Diego.

Allen has given presentations at Pacific University and at the Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies (AABS) conference at Toronto University. He currently works as a freelance editor and writer.

Alessandra Marseglia, Content Editor

Alessandra Marseglia has been a professional journalist since 2004 and is enrolled in the Italian Professional Journalists Order. She blogs about life in America for the Italian publication Vita. She previously was the editor for Ediforum Group and its publication DailyOnline, based in Milan, Italy. In addition to her blog at Vita, she is currently a freelance journalist, working for publications such as Glamour, Campus, Peacereporter and Avvenire. Her work focuses on politics, technology and lifestyle.

Marseglia recently attended the University of Washington for studies in American government, politics and media, and has a bachelor’s in philosophy and a master’s degree in communications from her studies in Milan.

Michael Makofka, Content Editor

Michael Makofka’s experience in journalism has included working as an assistant to the editor for Philadelphia Music Makers. He also assisted in writing, formatting and producing articles for The Spirit Newspaper.

Makofka graduated from Temple University with a bachelor’s degree in English, along with experience in musical performance.

Selva Sumathi, Content Editor

Selva Sumathi is a psychology major at Mission College and, having a passion for creative writing, she is enrolled in the Children’s Writers Program. She worked as an assistant human resource executive at the Ministry of Education in Singapore. Prior to that, she worked as a human resources administrator and field service coordinator for EIS Agency, a paper manufacturing company.

Charles Weiss, Photography Editor

Charles Weiss is an accomplished photographer. He worked as the deputy director of photography for the Washington Times, a newspaper with daily coverage of the White House, Congress and the Washington, DC metro area. He later moved on to working as the photo assignment editor, followed by deputy director of photography, for The Baltimore Sun. He gained experience in managing a staff of photographers and improving and scheduling photo requests, as well as spearheading the transition from a newsprint photo department to a digital online entity.

He has earned multiple awards for his photography expertise. These include two Best in Show awards, and an additional 20 awards from 1979 and 1989, from the Maryland Delaware DC Editorial Contest. He was granted first place in the 1999 White House News Photographers Association contest for staff coverage of the Clinton impeachment

Weiss earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from Loyola College in Maryland and has previously studied video production.

Jessica Duncan, Photography Editor

Jessica Duncan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from the University of Georgia. Duncan currently works in marketing and sales, and previously worked in public relations and business development, and wrote articles for The 11th Hour. With a background in business marketing, she has utilized those skills for a variety of worthy causes including the American Cancer Society and Habitat for Humanity.

Daishi Sato, Photography Editor

Daishi Sato previously worked as executive officer for community relations for the Associated Students of Edmonds Community College, a position which twice earned him recognition as Executive Officer of the Month. He was also awarded the Bravo Award and was named in Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Sato holds a bachelor’s in business administration from Central Washington University and an associate degree from Edmonds Community College. He has volunteered his time to Lynnwood Japanese Church and Edmonds Boys and Girls Club.

Anna Rimel, Copy Editor and Associate Reviewer

Anna Rimel has held several positions within the literary world, and is currently a store manager for Left Bank Books. She recently completed a bachelor’s in English at the University of Missouri.

Ted Vail, Copy Editor

Ted Vail is currently team manager of business technology analysis at a nationwide bank, where he previously worked as a senior analyst for systems engineering. He received a bachelor’s in computer science from Central Methodist, where he was on the Dean’s List and received the Hall of Sponsors Leadership Scholarship, the Computer Science Departmental Scholarship and the Missouri Higher Education Academic Scholarship. Vail has also offered his expertise in computers to Northern Trust Retirement Consulting/Hewitt Associates and Golden Code Development Corporation.

Elizabeth Wang, Copy Editor

Elizabeth Wang is majoring in journalism while attending the University of Washington. Her previous work experience has included working as an office administrator assistant, where she supported the human resources department. Her volunteer experience has included working as an area representative for her local Interact Club, organizing fundraising events as part of her work.

Julia Toepfer, Editorial Assistant

Julia Toepfer graduated from Boston College and received her B.A. in English with a minor in Latin American Studies. She has an extensive background of experience with writing and editing. Toepfer’s work experience includes working as a legal assistant at an immigration law firm, as well as research assistant. Her volunteer work includes interning at Cooperative Metropolitan Ministries.

Toepfer currently works as Foundation Administrator for the Health, Education & Relief (HEAR) Foundation.

Gabrielle Benoit, Editorial Assistant

Gabrielle Benoit has been pursuing a career in writing, after graduating from Occidental College with degrees in theater and psychology. Her experience has included writing for a Chinese children’s television show and writing screenplays, plays and sketches.

Ryan Vaughn, Editorial Assistant

Ryan Vaughn was an associate editor for The Union, the El Camino College newspaper. His other experiences include working as an intern for Mandate Films and most recently working in the hospitality. Vaughn earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in English literature from California State University of Long Beach.

Jessica Chung, Grant Writing

Jessica Chung majored in English and minored in creative writing and ancient studies at Santa Clara University. Chung obtained extensive experience working as a web assistant for Millennial Productions. In addition, she was an editorial assistant, freelance writer and editor for the Santa Clara Magazine. She volunteers at her local library.

Judit Gordos, Grant Writing

Judit Gordos is certified in grant writing. She has received a bachelor’s degree in computing from The Open University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in music education and choir conducting from Eotvos Lorand University. She received her Master of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix.

Gordos has worked for GE Consumer & Industrial, where she has received a Peer Award, and a Celebrating Excellence recognition for client services at Marsh & McLellan Companies.

Melissa Legg, Grant Writing

Melissa Legg received her Bachelor of Arts and is currently studying to obtain a Master of Library and Information Studies from the University of Oklahoma. She worked as an office manager, as well as a research assistant, for a professor at the university. Legg has experience as a teaching assistant and was also a resident advisor for the Housing and Food Services at the University of Oklahoma.

Sherri Browning, Grant Writing

Sherri Browning received her Master of Business Administration at Robert Morris University and her bachelor’s degree in microbiology at Pennsylvania State University. She has worked previously in pharmaceutical sales for Wyeth Laboratories and Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals. She currently volunteers for several community and school-based organizations.

Daniel Devenot, Grant Writing

Daniel Devenot graduated from Chapman University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in English and creative writing. He also has received fundraising training through the Center for Non-Profit in Los Angeles.

Devenot worked as a field producer for Buena Vista Productions, as well an editorial assistant for Bunim-Murray Productions. In addition, he has worked for Consolidated Electrical Distributors. He also volunteered for the Life Through Art Foundation.

Natasha Horbul, Marketing

Natasha Horbul is currently in the process of earning her bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Minnesota. She has worked for in retail and manufacturing and has volunteered for non-profits such as Habitat for Humanity and Bundles of Love.

Elisabeth Pinio, Marketing

Elisabeth Pinio is working towards her Master of Business Administration degree in marketing at the University of Phoenix. She completed her bachelor’s degree in graphic design from California State University.

Pinio currently works as a freelance graphic designer and administrative worker. She has previous worked as a graphic designer for Pacific Publishing and Communications, and held administrative assistant roles for The Council of State Government-West in Sacramento and Mark Thomas and Company.

Evelyn Lopez, Marketing and Promotion and Community Relations

Evelyn Lopez received her bachelor’s degree in telecommunications from the University of Florida. Her volunteer work has included helping the American Red Cross in Miami and the Harn Museum of Art, where she arranged fundraising events and workshop days. Lopez’s experience includes sales and administrative work. She currently works as an administrative assistant for EBay Sales Marketing.

Anna Miars, Promotion and Community Relations

Anna Miars currently works for the American Society of Hematology as an editorial assistant in the communications department. She also has experience at The Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group as an editorial assistant, and she was a publishing coordinator for Ivy House Publishing Group.

Miars obtained additional skills at The Daily Camera as a features intern, at The Campus Press as a staff writer and at The Multnomah Village Post working in the newsroom. She received her bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Paola Cabrera, Promotion and Community Relations

Paola Cabrera completed her bachelor’s degree in liberal arts with a specialization in legal studies. She worked as a paralegal for eight years. She is an Army veteran, working as an administrative specialist for the Army for eight years.

Becky Mac, Promotion and Community Relations

Becky Mac works as a marketing information analyst for an investments management firm, where she completes a variety of projects in her marketing group by working with the technology departments. She previously worked in marketing for Easter Seals of Massachusetts and has volunteered her marketing services to various organizations.

Mac is currently working towards her Master of Business Administration from Babson College, and received her bachelor’s degree in marketing from the University of Massachusetts.

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