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Triveni Sheshadri

San Diego, CA USA
16 Years Experience

Professional Experience

Experienced and talented writer with the ability to write on a wide range of topics including health, education, parenting and lifestyle. Proficient in creating compelling content for the Web and print media including feature stories, blogs, press releases, newsletters and brochures.

Expertise

Copywriter 5 YearsReporter 10 YearsResearcher 10 Years

Specialty

Education 8 YearsHealth 10 YearsLifestyle 10 Years

Industries

Academia Other 3 YearsNewspaper - Local/Regional 10 YearsPR (in-house) - Small to mid-sized corp. clients 2 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

  • UT San Diego (10+)
  • Westways (1-2)
  • The Los Angeles Times (10+)

Corporate Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

  • North County Health Services (6-10)
  • Palomar Pomerado Health (6-10)

Other Work History

I was a staff writer for UT San Diego from 2001 to 2010. I have also worked for the University of Pennsylvania's office of University Relations.

Technical Skills

Digital photography

Foreign Language Skills

Hindi

Computer Skills

Word, Excel, PowerPoint

Equipment

Digital camera, audio recorder and laptop

References

I will provide references upon request

General

DayTrip Fallbrook
(Westways 6/1/2012)
The story appeared in Westways, a monthly publication of the Automobile Club of America. It was published in the DayTrip page of the magazine. It is a guide on the attractions and eateries in Fallbrook, a rural community in North San diego.
Planning for the Future
(The San Diego Union-Tribune 6/8/2006)
After consulting several doctors, Brent and Lenila Batali finally have a diagnosis that their daughter has autism. With this information, they set out to do their best for their daughter. They find the right school, help her with socialization and even start a company where she can have a role.
Bob Kemp stayed strong for his wife as she battled dementia
(The San Diego Union-Tribune 3/11/2007)
Bob Kemp devoted a decade of his life to caring for his beloved wife who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia.