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- This child's reaction to a Kusama dot room will make you smile & is how I act in candy shops: http://t.co/5eQdzc2g via @hyperallergicMay 11, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- "it is often in unedited moments, moments in which we hesitate and stutter and go silent, that we reveal..." http://t.co/WBfYrI4L
- Digging @songza's ready-made playlists for different occasions. Check out Friday/Saturday late night...ha!May 10, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- Understanding cities through social media: http://t.co/dyHGsfvh via @rosiesiman. Breaks down data to reveal most popular days/times, too.May 09, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- About to see my favorite ballet from the third row, surrounded by elderly couples - my heart is bursting. #nycb
- Oh weird, someone made this: http://t.co/EkmHfoHv (and I kind of like the music).Apr 27, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- on the plus side, just gave myself a free hot yoga class in my room.Apr 16, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- seriously considering adding "must have air conditioning" to my dating profileApr 16, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- hmmm! interesting little read on exercise, learning and addiction: http://t.co/QS7nWzCRApr 11, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- @awesomeboris at least you'll look dapper
- @feministing This is why I get worried when I hear about teens and children using Facebook. It's a lot to handle, even for adults.
- Time for a standing desk! http://t.co/NGYMbvt0 via @ClaymanMar 28, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
- I love this! RT @tim_leake Mini Canada throws mini parties. Nice idea. http://t.co/kkbsVTZPMar 27, 12 from web Reply, Retweet, Favorite
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- SummaryI'm perceptive, insatiably curious, comfortable working with data, and both creative and analytical. Above all, I'm deeply interested in people: how we think, make decisions, and create culture, in part by interacting with media and brands.Specialties: thoughtful questioning, thorough research, clear writing, presentingExperience
- Oct 2011 - PresentAssistant Analyst, Digital Analytics / OMD
- Sept 2009 - Jun 2011Substitute Teacher / Public middle and high schoolsFor the majority of the 2009-2010 school year, I was a permanent substitute teacher at a middle/high school district in semirural southern New Jersey. This meant I showed up each morning having no idea what I’d be doing that day; I covered nearly every subject (including everything from agriculture to engine repair in a strong vocational program), sometimes with very little direction. I often had under a minute to assess a situation, come up with a plan, and communicate it clearly to a group of students who didn’t necessarily want to listen. After successfully handling a band class of 50 ninth graders with drums, tubas, etc., I think I can command just about any room. I decided to change careers when I realized that I enjoyed getting to know students and observing school culture so much more than the teaching itself.
- Sept 2008 - Nov 2009Teacher / Susan Petrick, M.Ed.I worked individually with children (ages 6-17) who had needs ranging from developmental disorders and learning disabilities to test prep and writing enrichment. I made challenging skills-based exercises fun and engaging, and was able to make students comfortable with me quickly.
- Oct 2007 - May 2008Paralegal / Paduano & Weintraub LLPI juggled multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment while performing legal research, drafting documents, and preparing materials for discovery and arbitration.
- Jun 2006 - Aug 2006Curatorial Intern, Department of Prints and Drawings / Princeton University Art MuseumI researched new acquisitions, helped to prepare for an upcoming exhibition, organized a large amount of information on the collection into a new database, and enjoyed every minute of working closely with people who love their jobs. A hodgepodge of college summer gigs: I spent the summer of 2005 observing and chatting with shoppers as a brand representative (salesperson) in an Abercrombie & Fitch store. I went slightly off-brand by being very nice and helpful, and am still terrible at folding clothes. During an internship at Marie Claire in 2004, I supported the editorial staff with research and administrative tasks. I’m extremely lucky to have witnessed the 2004 Democratic and Republican National Conventions from the inside as a photography assistant with the Associated Press. I spoke to senators and governors and worked alongside some of the world’s best photojournalists. It was all a big lesson in storytelling.
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2008 - 2009Princeton UniversityCertificate in Teacher Preparation - Social Studies
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2003 - 2007Princeton UniversityB.A. in Art History, French
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Interests:anthropology, art, behavioral economics, cultural history, dance, language, popular culture, social psychology, sustainability
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