Rails to Trails Magazine
Spring/Summer 2021
The 30-Year-Old Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail Has Changed the Face of Active Transportation, Tourism, and Recreation in Pinellas County
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100 Faces in 100 Days
Wake Forest Magazine
August 2020
An alumna who specializes in painting portraits raises $13,000 for the COVID-19 response by Wake Forest Baptist Health.
Team Teaching at Its Best
UT Journal
Winter 2021
The newly revamped Honors Program features courses taught by not one, not two but three professors from three different disciplines – at the same time.
In a Class of Their Own
Wake Forest Magazine
January 2019
Wake Forest has been the stomping ground for 16 Rhodes Scholars. How have these impressive alums wowed the working and humanitarian worlds? Here’s their story.
Lending a Hand
UT Journal
Fall 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic began gripping the globe this past spring semester, many faculty, staff, students and alumni came up with creative – and inspiring – ways to help.
Cancer Conundrums
Women’s Health
October 2018
Facing the Big C can come with thorny choices yet blossoming options. Here’s how women are finding brand-new possibilities along the way to well.
What Makes Some Health Care Teams More Effective Than Others?
Stanford Graduate School of Business
April 2020
High-performing health care teams focus on functional and cultural change simultaneously, while low-performing teams focus on just one type of change.
Caring on the COVID-19 Front Lines
Johnson & Johnson
April 2020
“I Rallied Colleagues All Over the World to Help Me Make Over 2,100 Cloth Masks”
Inside the Life of a Kids’ Music Star
Parents
October 2019
Laurie Berkner On Being a Toddler Celebrity for Two Decades
Getting a Dog Helped Me Overcome My Social Anxiety — and Find the Love of My Life
Women’s Health
September 2019
A profile of Sophia Solomon
The Power of “Loose” Connections
M.M.LaFleur
September 2018
Whether you’re looking for a new job or just networking, the first instinct is to go to who you know—friends, former colleagues, and mentors who you have strong connections with—to find that next opportunity. But it’s actually loose or “weak” connections that can do the most for you. Here’s how to make the most of yours.
The PA Will See You Now
UT Journal
April 2020
Take a closer look at the inaugural year of UT’s physician assistant medicine graduate program. Housed in a state-of-the-art facility, the program offers high-tech learning tools that take hands-on medicine to a new level.
The Music Man
Wake Forest Magazine
September 2019
Singer Tim Stopulos (’06) has come a long way since jamming in his dorm room.
I Discovered Triathlons After a Tough Cross-Country Move
Women’s Health
June 2019
A profile of Rachel Basso
Neutrogena Bright Boost
Johnson & Johnson
October 2019
The Skincare Line for Millennials Made With Powerhouse Neoglucosamine
How to Help Different Generations Get Along at Work
M.M.LaFleur
March 2019
Today, the stark contrasts and culture clashes between age groups may be even more pronounced, due to factors such as rapidly evolving technology, more women entering the workforce (and taking top jobs), and a greater number of people working later in life. If you detect generational tension at work, here are some approaches to consider.
A Chance Encounter Shifted the Course of my Career and Happiness
Women’s Health
July/August 2019
A profile of Alicia White
How Exercise Recommendations Might Work Against Us
Stanford Graduate School of Business
March 2020
When it comes to physical activity, how well we think we’re doing can influence how much we move and how we feel.
15 Ways to Take Better Care of Yourself at Work
M.M.LaFleur
November 2018
When it comes to de-stressing, you already know that it’s a good idea to go to bed at a reasonable hour, exercise regularly, and—if you can afford it—get a massage now and then. But what about when you’re at work, where you likely spend at least 40 hours a week? Are there quick and easy ways to nourish your body, mind, and soul while in the office? The answer: Yes! Below, we’ve gathered 15 secrets to making time and space for self care in the workplace.
Bungee Jumping Pushed Me to Go After My Passion and Start a Business
Women’s Health
October 2019
A profile of Christina Williams
She’s America’s Future. Are You?
Scholastic Choices
November/December 2018
These four teens are reshaping politics and making their voices heard. Ready to join them?
I Wear a Hijab. So What?
Scholastic’s Choices
November/December 2015
Naomi, 17, covers her head to honor her Muslim faith. She’s also teaching other teens to understand religious differences.
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Should Justin Bieber Be Deported?
Scholastic’s Scope
May 2014
Kicking Justin Bieber out of the United States would be ridiculous.
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“My Dog Could Save My Life”
Scholastic’s Choices
September 2015
Grace, 16, has to keep constant tabs on a condition that could kill her. But fighting diabetes (with the help of her black lab!) has only made her stronger.
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The Gig Gap
Eriesense Magazine
May 2017
A lesser known downside of being an independent is not having enough—or even any—business insurance. Fortunately, there are easy ways to fix that.
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This Woman Fought Cancer 4 Times For Her “Most Beautiful Gift”
Good Housekeeping
September 2015
Juliana Fuller’s blood cancer could return at any time, but she’s got a different focus these days: her baby girl.
This Woman is Recovering From 3 Eating Disorders You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Good Housekeeping
September 2016
You’d never know it now, but for 15 years they almost completely destroyed her life.
I Live With Hemophilia—And So Does My 12-Year-Old Son
Good Housekeeping
November 2017
We’re 2 of the 20,000 Americans who suffer from excessive bleeding and bruising — but that doesn’t mean our lives have to be small.
Gin is In
Flamingo
March 2017
Newly launched citrus-infused organic booze from Jacksonville goes down smooth
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Bucking the Tide
Flamingo
June 2017
Style meets art at JJ Cooper, an upscale boutique that’s taking aim at men’s fashion on Amelia Island and throwing its first bash with painter Bradley Gordon
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She Sells Seashells
Flamingo
May 2017
Meticulously handcrafted centerpieces from the ocean’s exoskeletal garden
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Made in FLA: Duh for Home and Garden
Flamingo
March 2017
Two friends turn their Pensacola furniture store with a funny name into a serious design destination with a sprawling garden shop, a café, a clothing boutique and a loyal following
Made in FLA: Gray Malin Aerial Aesthetics
Flamingo
March 2017
Iconic Miami Beach stars in his photographic works of art
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Made in FLA: Alligrove Gator Studs
Flamingo
April 2017
Heady cufflinks and tie clips from Tampa add a bite of Florida finery to menswear
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She Beat Breast Cancer Just to Find Out the Treatment Gave Her Heart Failure
Woman’s Day
October 2015
10 Simple Home Exercises That Will Help You Burn Major Calories Throughout the Day
Woman’s Day
August 2016
9 Letters From Kids to Their Cancer-Stricken Moms That Will Break Your Heart
Woman’s Day
August 2017
“I try to be strong like you.”
Working Mother and SHOOK Research’s 2017 Top Wealth Adviser Moms
Working Mother
October 2017
These moms have what it takes to manage your money.
How I Learned to Spot Talent and Create a Comedy Empire
Skirting the Rules
January 2017
Caroline Hirsch followed her gut instincts and has built a comedy empire in the heart of New York City.
I’ve Discovered the Surprising Key to Making Money
Skirting the Rules
December 2016
It’s all about taking care of yourself—your body, mind, and soul—according to financial journalist Bobbi Rebell. Her mission is to help you discover the under-appreciated connection between wellness and creating the financial future you want.
I’m Helping a Big Financial Company Better Speak to Women
Skirting the Rules
December 2016
Jennifer Putney, Vice President Total Retirement Solutions Marketing & Strategy at Prudential Retirement, not only believes women should take control of their finances in order to be more successful, but she’s made it her job to help them do just that.
I’m Creating Summer Camps for Girls to Spark a Compassion Movement
Skirting the Rules
October 2016
Through arts-based summer classes, co-founder of Spotlight:Girls Lynn Johnson helps youngsters build confidence and learn to love themselves and others.
I’m Helping Women Create Balance in a Hectic World
Skirting the Rules
December 2016
Dr. Jessica Shepherd, the founder of Her Viewpoint, believes health goes beyond only the physical. Here is why also paying attention to your mental and spiritual health makes you more likely to pinpoint the root cause of your problems so you can live your best life.
Why Having Empathy Is the Key to a Happy Life
Skirting the Rules
November 2016
The biggest roadblocks in life can’t be overcome through struggling or strong-arming—they require opening your heart.
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I Became an Entrepreneur By Solving a Common Problem
Skirting the Rules
January 2017
Kelly Hediger, founder of the newly-launched KissAway Wipes, is helping people remove pesky lipstick stains from glassware.
The Interesting Link Between Self-Care and Success
Skirting the Rules
October 2016
Scheduling regular screenings at your OB/GYN can sometimes feel like a drag, but here’s why prioritizing your wellbeing should be #1 on your to-do list.
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Mom and Dads Speak Out
Johnson & Johnson
May 2016
“What I Wish Were True For Every Child Everywhere”
7 Secrets of a Baby Sleep Expert
Johnson & Johnson
October 2016
Slumber can already be elusive for most adults, but add a baby who refuses to go to sleep into the mix, and you’re in for some serious insomnia. But this pediatric sleep specialist may be able to help.
All That Jazz
Johnson & Johnson
October 2016
At just 14, Jazz Jennings became the face of a Johnson & Johnson Clean & Clear® campaign that would make history. Here’s her story—and what she’s been up to since.
The Power of Human-Centered Technology: 4 Johnson & Johnson Innovations That Could Help Revolutionize Your Health
Johnson & Johnson
November 2016
From an app that can forecast seasonal allergies before they strike to a digital coach for people undergoing knee surgery, these tools are poised to make digital waves.
3 Groundbreaking Ways Researchers are Rethinking Alzheimer’s Disease
Johnson & Johnson
November 2017
Diagnostic tests. Clinical trials. A vaccine. For Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, we sat down with scientists at Janssen Research & Development to learn how their work has the potential to alter the future of how we detect and treat the disease.
“I Adopted an Orphan With AIDS”
Johnson & Johnson
November 2017
Meet an Inspiring Johnson & Johnson Employee Who Saved a Boy in Need
Protect Their Finances, Protect Their Futures
Thrivent Financial
Winter 2015
Caring for a child with special needs involves more than just physical or emotional considerations.
10 Top Cancer Experts Reveal What They Do to Avoid the Deadly Disease
Men’s Health
August 2017
Cancer is the second leading cause of death among men. Here’s how you can reduce your risk.
The Making of Tomorrow’s Super Communities
Johnson & Johnson
October 2016
How the Lake Nona Project Could Save Your Life
4 Multiracial Families Share How They Make the Holidays Work
Parents Latina
December 2017
When the season kicks off, these four multicultural families know there’s not just one way to celebrate—especially when there are so many traditions to go around!
How to Go to Bed Earlier
National Sleep Foundation
This is one of hundreds of articles that I developed for Sleep.org and Sleepfoundation.org
4 Affordable Companies That’ll Drive Your Kids Places
Working Mother
June 2017
We asked real working moms across the country to test these car services.
Living Positive
Latina
October 2015
An immigrant from El Salvador, Alexa Rodriguez, is a transgender Latina living with HIV and devoting her life to counseling others about the disease.
5 Bedtime Hair Hacks That Will Save You Time in the Morning
Strive
Make your mornings go faster with these stylist-approved tips.
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What Is a Returnship?
The Muse
(Hint: Something You Probably Want to Check Out if You’re Returning to the Workforce)
Photo Journal: Tampa’s Gasparilla Pirate Festival
Eagle Creek
March 2017
This is one of more than 100 articles that I developed for Eagle Creek’s blog.
Skis Please!
Flamingo
November 2017
Making a splash with water-friendly wooden treasures from Florida’s former top tourist destination
Go from Wantrepreneur to Entrepreneur
More
October 2014
Nearly 30 percent of U.S. businesses are now owned by women—and you’ve told us you’d like to join the party. Guess what? Your breakthrough idea is already in your head. On the following pages, we simplify the process, dividing it into two highly doable steps: finding your idea and then polishing it. Go ahead, get inspired.
9 Things That Could Make You Start Menopause Early
Prevention
April 2015
Many household items contain chemicals that can potentially wreak havoc on your body.
8 Surprising Ways Divorce Affects Your Health
Prevention
February 2015
Knowing about the following conditions will allow you to take charge of your health and do everything you can to prevent them from developing.
7 Things Your Tongue Says About You
Prevention
November 2014
What happens in your mouth can often be a helpful glimpse into your overall health.
Busting the Biggest Claims Myths
Eriesense Magazine
May 2015
We’re debunking the most common claim myths.
10 Overlooked Home Projects
Eriesense Magazine
May 2015
Use this expert advice to keep your home safe and running smoothly.
Walk Off the Weight
Woman’s Day
June 2015
Are you ready to slim down? Get inspired by four women who laced up their sneakers, hit the streets and lost big.
The Girl Who Can Fly
Scholastic’s Storyworks
April/May 2015
13-year-old gymnast Elena Arenas has her sights set on winning Olympic gold. But what does it really take?
Happy Campers
Scholastic’s Storyworks
November/December 2014
For kids with cancer and their siblings, Sunrise Day Camp offers fun in the sun with a special twist.
“I’m Speaking up to End Violence.”
Scholastic’s Choices
May 2015
Fighting, drugs, gunshots—this is reality for many inner-city teens. But Gerron, 14, won’t let his surroundings define him.
Luc is Laughing His Way Through the Pain
Scholastic’s Choices
March 2015
Luc, 14, has such a severe gastrointestinal disease that his doctors had to remove his colon. But his sharp sense of humor is helping him cope—and raise awareness.
Different Like You Genevieve
Scholastic’s Choices
February 2015
At 14, she is only four feet two inches in height—but Genevieve is standing tall.
Sophie Is Helping Orphans
Scholastic’s Choices
January 2015
After being adopted from China and having her birth defects repaired, Sophie, 17, was determined to help another girl just like her.
Truth Is Saving Bats
Scholastic’s Choices
October 2014
Are you thinking these creatures are creepy? Think again. Truth, 14, wants you to know bats help our environment—and need to be protected.
Julien Is Changing the World With $2
Scholastic’s Choices
May 2014
By asking people to contribute just a couple of bucks each, Julien, 16, has raised more than $40,000 for those in need.
