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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?
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.
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.
Flirting With Danger
Seventeen
September 2011
It’s easier than ever to get close to your teacher or coach, thanks to Facebook and texting. But what happens when friending turns to flirting… or worse?
Funny Joke from a Beautiful Woman
Esquire
December 2005
Check out this interview with the star from TV’s My Name is Earl.
Unbroken
Woman’s Day
April 2014
Three victims of the Boston Marathon bombing are on the road to recovery, thanks to their unwavering family bond.
Pretty Amazing
Seventeen
October 2011
After a year-long search for our most incredible readers, five unique girls came to New York City with a common goal—to be a cover star. While they all managed to touch your hearts, only one could be your winner!
How I Finally Cured My Headaches and Recaptured My Life
Good Housekeeping
July 2013
Learn how Botox helped one woman beat migraines.
Bone Health Update
Family Circle
May 2009
Osteoporosis is no longer considered an old person’s disease. At age 40 bone mass begins to dramatically decrease. The good news? Simple lifestyle changes you make now can keep your skeleton strong.
Talen’s Got Talent
Scholastic’s Storyworks
September 2014
Find out how one boy copes with stuttering—and steals the show.
More Joy, Less Stress!
Woman’s Day for Latinas
Spring 2014
Relax and get happy with a week’s worth of simple strategies.
The Teen Who Woke Up Her School
Scholastic’s Choices
September 2014
Jilly Dos Santos, 17, convinced her school to push its start time back so students could get more sleep—and other schools are following her lead. Find out why the movement to begin class later is gaining steam.
The View From Olympus
Delta’s Sky Magazine
June 2005
Here’s a review of the Stylus 500 digital camera.
How the Boston Marathon Bombing Inspired a New Life Path
Stanford Graduate School of Business Magazine
April 2015
An alumna of Stanford Graduate School of Business finds lessons in life and business after a tragedy.
New Scams Draw Attention to Identity Theft Protection
Eriesense Magazine
November 2014
Learn how to stay safe.
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