Samples

Looking back/looking forward. Doctors discuss the history of medical imaging and what new technologies from Siemens Healthineers will provide.

Biograph Vision (TM): The passion behind the technology. Story on the Siemens Healthineers’ team that built a new generation PET/CT scanner.

Motion management comes of age. Story for Siemens Healthcare on the development of CT technology that compensates for even the slightest motion by patients.

University of Bridgeport Knightlines story about a reunion of former reporters for the campus newspaper. (Page 44 in ISSU)

Print covers its own woes, while TV does not. Survey from the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School for Communication showing that TV news, while giddily reporting on loss of readership by newspapers, rarely talks about its own loss of viewers.

Researchers: Too Much Information Can Be A Good Thing. Press release on a study out of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign on how to best convey health recommendations.

Cancer Survivors Have Evolving Information Needs. Press release on a large-scale study of cancer survivors and how they seek information on survival and recovery.

E-Cigarette Advertising Makes You Crave Tobacco. A story about a study on how e-cigarette advertising can make former smokers crave tobacco cigarettes. Story includes a link to an info-graphic that I provided creative direction for.

Your Privacy Online. A feature explaining how a simple online search for health information puts your privacy at risk. Story includes a link to an info-graphic that I provided creative direction for.

“Rules of Engagement,” Peabody Reflector, Winter 2017. Story about using an e-book and dialogic questioning to help improve young children’s vocabulary.

“The Funny Professor,” profile on an alumni, from NewsLink (UPenn Annenberg School for Communication).

Putting news to rap. Story and video about an innovative way that a University of Pennsylvania alumnus delivers the news in Uganda.

Profile story on Vanderbilt’s Peabody College Prof. Paul Speer.

Voice over work: Vision accessibility narration for a documentary on physical disability.