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$50 USD / hour

norfolk,

united states

$50 USD / hour

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Joined April 6, 2018

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Courtney G.

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Here to help you better communicate your ideas

My greatest strengths lie in helping people edit and rewrite their own work. I have a Ph.D. in Communications (media studies) and an M.A. in International Political Economy, and, therefore, am well versed in data entry work, the writing of academic papers, and editing the work of undergraduate students. Additionally, I have experience contributing to newsletters for various non-governmental organizations, and writing opinion pieces. When retyping work, I type approximately 73 accurate words per minute. Finally, I lived overseas (East Asia and East Africa) for close to a decade and am happy to work with those whose native tongue is not English. I would love the opportunity to help you better communicate your thoughts and ideas to others. ***NOTE: Please do not approach me to write academic papers for you/as you. I am unwilling to help those who intend to cheat or those who sell academic papers to profit from those who do cheat.

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Speech on Volunteerism

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When Christian Communities Clash: Tent City and the Debate..

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Helping or Hindering?: A Look at Debt and Poverty

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Speech on Volunteerism

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Helping or Hindering?: A Look at Debt and Poverty

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Excellent work was done, timely project completion, very prompt with all steps we had mentioned, cooperative. Thank you

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Project for Courtney G. -- 64549

Excellent work was done, timely project completion, very prompt with all steps we had mentioned, cooperative. Thank you

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Excellent work was done, timely project completion, very prompt with all steps we had mentioned, cooperative. Thank you

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4 years ago

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Project for Courtney G. -- 11242

Excellent work was done, timely project completion, very prompt with all steps we had mentioned, cooperative. Thank you

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4 years ago

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Project for Courtney G. -- 52359

Excellent work was done, timely project completion, very prompt with all steps we had mentioned, cooperative. Thank you

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5 years ago

Experience

University of Colorado- Boulder

Aug 2012 - Dec 2012 (4 months, 1 day)

Adjunct Professor for senior level course for journalism majors exploring the idea of the public as central to media theory and practice. Focused on mass communication theory, the public sphere, and media participation in election and social issues. Created an online archive of relevant articles, videos, and websites for the duration of the course. Developed course material and activities and evaluated student work.

University of Colorado- Boulder

Aug 2007 - May 2008 (9 months, 1 day)

Instructor of Record for introductory level course preparing potential journalism majors for upper-level curriculum. Focused on media ownership, various media platforms, basic communication theory, ethics, and media literacy. Developed course material and activities and evaluated student work.

Chemchemi Ya Ukweli (The Wellspring of Truth)

Oct 2004 - Nov 2005 (1 year, 1 month)

Traveled with Kenyan co-workers to areas of conflict to conduct multi-day community workshops on active non-violence, community policing or inter-religious dialogue. Compiled reports on workshops, edited manuals and contributed to related newsletters.

Education

Ph.D. in Communications

University of Colorado at Boulder,

United States

2006 - 2016

(10 years)

M.A. in International Political Economy

University of Tsukuba,

Japan

2000 - 2002

(2 years)

B.S. in East Asian Languages

Georgetown University,

United States

1995 - 1999

(4 years)

Publications

We Should Work Together to Overcome Poverty

East African Standard (Interactive)

This was an op-ed in one of Kenya's national newspapers about the need for government officials, citizens, NGOs and religious communities to work together to put an end to poverty in Kenya.

Helping or Hindering?: A Look at Debt and Poverty

Points of View: Jesuits of Eastern Africa

This was a brief article (3 pages) urging those from Western countries to examine their culpability in the acquisition of debt by African nations and to understand the direct role that debt plays in the continuation of poverty.

Lobbying for Cancellation of Debt: Whom is the Government Fooling?

East African Standard (Interactive)

This was an op-ed piece critical of members of the Kenyan government and their approaches to handling international debt in 2005.

Letter to the Editor

Street Sense (November 2007)

Letter to the Editor regarding a homeless-related issue.

Cuentos Misioneros (November 2010)

Revista Maryknoll

Short recounting of an U.S. citizen's experience of driving in Kenya.

When Christian Communities Clash: Tent City and the Debate over Sheltering the Homeless

Common Ground-- The International Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Society

This paper explores the conflicts arising from St. Brendan’s Catholic Church’s decision to offer sanctuary to a homeless encampment on its property. On one front, church officials battled the City of Bothell, Washington in court over the church’s constitutional right to shelter the homeless. On another front, St. Brendan’s became ensnared in debates with neighboring churches and schools about the “appropriate” Christian response to homelessness.