Now
At the Philadelphia Inquirer, I help run a team of about a dozen digital producers who oversee our website and other products, and I’m the news organization’s first mobile editor. My title is “deputy managing producer and mobile editor,” but I just care a lot about how we can make our journalism more essential and the city more understandable.
I’m also a member of the ONA Women’s Leadership Accelerator 2017 cohort.
The Incline
In 2016, I launched The Incline, as its founding editor. The Spirited Media newsroom in Pittsburgh was committed to delivering relevant, original and actionable local journalism and was sold to Whereby.Us in 2019. While editor, I led our coverage of local and national elections and the Tree of Life massacre, where I reported from the synagogue while gunfire was still being exchanged.
Pittsburgh
I also previously worked at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, where I covered government, crime, courts and breaking news, including a mass stabbing at a high school, the fatal shooting of a police officer, and the death of a Pittsburgh police K-9 and his killer’s trial.
The Jerry Sandusky Scandal and death of Joe Paterno
During my senior year at Penn State University, I served as editor-in-chief of the independent, student-run daily newspaper The Daily Collegian and led internationally read and nationally recognized coverage of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal and the death of former football coach Joe Paterno.
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Otherwise, I can be found listening to an audiobook while walking my rescued toy poodle, Pepper, or trying to organize everything in my bullet journal.
FAQ: It’s BEL-cue-fine.
