I've been lurking for nearly a month now...I've decided to finally post.
I'm a former rebel journalism teacher who is now freelancing at home. (My students and I caused so much trouble in the name of free speech. Bless their hearts.) I'm editing for a start-up newspaper in Milwaukee and for a start-up website out of Seattle.
I'm working on a couple of articles as well (financing college and mommy-turned-cattle woman).
I used to work for the Wisconsin State Journal and The Capital Times as the newspapers in education coordinator and I've taught journalism at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater for the Kettle Moraine Press Association.
It's such a relief to find the Water Cooler online. I love reading your posts--especially the off-beat ones in the Office Party and Take It outside the Board. I'm learning so much from your posts on the Freelancing board, too. I know the academic side of journalism, but the practical, business side is new to me.
Thanks, Jenna, for listing this site in your freelancing book. And thanks as well for writing a book that wasn't dry and boring like the one I'm reading now.
My question is: when do you people find time to write? I'm so busy reading your posts that I forget I have this whole job thing I do...
I'm a former rebel journalism teacher who is now freelancing at home. (My students and I caused so much trouble in the name of free speech. Bless their hearts.) I'm editing for a start-up newspaper in Milwaukee and for a start-up website out of Seattle.
I'm working on a couple of articles as well (financing college and mommy-turned-cattle woman).
I used to work for the Wisconsin State Journal and The Capital Times as the newspapers in education coordinator and I've taught journalism at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater for the Kettle Moraine Press Association.
It's such a relief to find the Water Cooler online. I love reading your posts--especially the off-beat ones in the Office Party and Take It outside the Board. I'm learning so much from your posts on the Freelancing board, too. I know the academic side of journalism, but the practical, business side is new to me.
Thanks, Jenna, for listing this site in your freelancing book. And thanks as well for writing a book that wasn't dry and boring like the one I'm reading now.
My question is: when do you people find time to write? I'm so busy reading your posts that I forget I have this whole job thing I do...

