Anna Seip

Camp Hill, PA USA
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Professional Experience

Dude, I can write anything.

Expertise

Editor
5 Years
Reporter
10 Years

Specialty

Entertainment
5 Years
Family, Children & Teenagers
8 Years
Women's Issues
2 Years

Industries


Academia Administration
2 Years
Magazine - Local/Regional magazines
3 Years
Newspaper - Local/Regional
10 Years

Total Media Industry Experience

15 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

About Families (Berks Co.) (10+), Family Resource NY (10+), Genessee Valley Parent (10+), Metro Parent (10+), Miami Family (10+), Red River Family (3-5), Fredricksburg Parent & Family (3-5), Hagerstown Magazine (1-2), Baton Rouge Parents (1-2), Christian Science Monitor (1-2), Cleveland Family (1-2), Skirt Magazine (1-2), Mothering Magazine (1-2), NEPA Family (1-2), Parents & Kids Magazine (1-2)

Other Work History

Editor, Messiah College Editor, Central Penn Parent magazine Editor, Lake Oconee Breeze Reporter, Post-Star newspaper Freelancer, York Dispatch newspaper Writer, Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape

Computer Skills

Word, Excel, Dreamweaver, InDesign, InCopy

Equipment

laptop, Mac, digital camera, digital recorder

References

submitted upon request

Showcase

religion

The Constructs of Reconciliation
(The Bridge 3/3/2010)
This article discusses how to heal the world's brokenness through reconciliation--reconciliation among each other and reconciliation with God.

Halloween

Improv, Halloween-style
(Genesee Valley Parent 10/1/2009)
This personal essay is all about the time my daughter ruined her Halloween costume--minutes before it was time to trick-or-treat.

holiday

10 No-nonsense Tips for a Happy Holiday
(Red River Family 12/1/2009)
Let’s face it: all of the holiday preparations fall to moms. In between the workday and taking care of children, women are expected to plan parties, decorate the house, bake batches of cookies and send out dozens of cards over the next several weeks. Oh, and we’re also supposed to find, wrap and deliver thoughtful and unique gifts to all of our family and friends. Talk about setting ourselves up for failure! It doesn’t have to be that way.

in-laws

5-Year Plan for Getting Along With Your In-laws
(Christian Science Monitor 8/17/2009)
Everyone needs a five-year plan for getting along with in-laws.

food

Life After Lobster
(Culinate magazine 4/1/2010)
This personal essay takes a look at life, love and lobster as seen through a break-up.