About
I am a freelance journalist whose work is primarily focused on business, government, and the environment. Most recently, I covered natural gas drilling at ProPublica and Bay Area news at the Wall Street Journal.
I began my journalism career at Dow Jones VentureWire writing about biotechnology. After completing an internship at Stanford Magazine, I then interned at the Time Inc. magazine Business 2.0, penning the biotech/pharmaceutical blog “Biotechnically” and reporting on innovations in biomedical technology.
Later that year, I joined the staff of an online women’s magazine as executive editor. In addition to guiding the overall strategy for the publication, I managed a team of freelance writers and created a social media outreach program that quadrupled the number of visitors to the site. I was also an assistant online editor at NBC Bay Area, writing about local news, technology, and health for the organization’s digital platform.
I hold a BA in human biology from Stanford University and a master’s degree in journalism, also from Stanford. While an undergraduate, I completed a tutorial on the philosophical foundations of bioethics at Oxford University.
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Affiliations
National Association of Hispanic Journalists
Investigative Reporters and Editors
Awards
National Italian American Foundation Scholarship
Dow Jones News Fund Business Reporting Internship Program
Rebele Internship Program
