Because I've written about almost every joy on the planet, from Linux-based software to alternative health to snack foods, I consider myself a generalist. Writing about a variety of subjects has made my mind flexible and able to grasp my clients' business concepts quickly--no matter how complex they are. But while I'm a generalist, I still specialize in a few areas, because I've been immersed in them for years, including education, health, food and dining, and technology. You can see that experience here. 

Education 

• Five years' teaching experience, including two years as assistant professor, field service in University of Cincinnati's Professional Writing program. I have a deep understanding of teaching, academic life, and the faculty and student audience.
• Three years' experience writing marketing materials for universities.
• One year's experience writing on secondary education issues as policy associate and writer/editor for Cincinnati-based KnowledgeWorks Foundation.
  
  See samples:
  KnowledgeWorks Foundation's Every Student Deserves a Legacy
  (This publication won The Council on Foundation's Silver Award for Excellence in Communications: I conceptualized the design, wrote the introduction, and edited the publication.)
  KnowledgeWorks Foundation Web site copy
  Union Institute & University's alumni magazine
  University of Cincinnati's Center for Women's Studies newsletter

Health

• More than 50 consumer health articles on alternative health, women's health, and men's health, published on hospital Web sites across the country, and the former DrugEmporium.com.
• Interactive content and strategy for Ensure, Similac, and Procter & Gamble as copywriter for interactive agency Bridge Worldwide.
• Newsletters for health organizations and freelance work for Johnson & Johnson's Ethicon Endo-Surgery.
  
  See Health Writing.

Food & Dining

• Published more than 30 articles on food and dining, and wrote for brands including Ensure and Pringles.
• Currently Dining Editor for Cincinnati CityBeat, an alternative weekly with a circulation of 40, 000, where my features, column, and restaurant reviews appear regularly.
  
  See samples:
  Cincinnati CityBeat (alternative weekly) March 4 Cover Story
  CityBeat Restaurant Review
  CityBeat Column

Technology

• Eight years' experience writing about technology for companies including Procter & Gamble (through agency Bridge Worldwide), Ethicon Endo-Surgery, the former Digineer, Inc. and Linux-based software company NoMachine.
• Two years' experience teaching technical writing to engineering students as assistant professor in University of Cincinnati's Professional Writing program.
  
  Web content for Procter & Gamble's R&D

See samples:
Case studies for Linux-based software company
Collateral for Linux-based software company:
Give Your Customers the Ideal Driving Experience: Software on Demand
Eliminate User Session Support
Reduce Remote Access Costs