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Business & Nonprofit Writing

Here you'll find selected samples of copywriting, editing and social media content produced for nonprofits & small businesses. Design partners with language, and is fundamental to successful communication. Click through to visit the original sites.
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The Society for the Study of Southern Literature

The Society for the Study of Southern Literature is a scholarly nonprofit organization devoted to the writings and writers of the American South. SSSL provides opportunities for learning, engagement and development for emerging scholars, established academics and anyone interested in southern literature.

Copywriting the SSSL Website

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Selected examples of copywriting for SSSL

Looking for the SSSL Newsletter?
The SSSL Newsletter is published twice annually, once in May and once in November. The Newsletter keeps SSSL members up to date on Society programs and related current and future events sponsored by other organizations. The Newsletter informs the members of the SSSL about their colleagues’ pursuits and offers an ongoing bibliography of notable scholarship published in southern studies.
Opportunity—and the Power of Membership
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When you become a member of the Society for the Study of Southern Literature, you join a community of scholars, academics, writers, and readers of American southern culture. Our mission drives us to explore the foundations, challenges and diversity that southern literature has to offer. Join SSSL today and get access to our network, conference, and other resources.
​Emerging Scholars Organization Executive Council
Meet the current ESO executive council members. Here you’ll find short  biographies as well as information on how to stay in contact with the council and members of the ESO.

Precaricorps

PrecariCorps is a 501(c)(3) charity dedicated to providing hardship relief funds, faculty development grants and support to adjunct faculty working in higher ed.  By seeking to improve the lives of adjunct faculty through monetary support as well as educating the public, PrecariCorps' advocacy is to create a more equitable, compassionate future for those who have dedicated themselves to educating others.

CopyWriting for social media & promotional collateral

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Copywriting for EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL & Public Speaking

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PrecariCorps' Kat Jacobsen, featured speaker at the Illinois Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages—Bilingual Education (ITBE) 2017 convention. 
Adjuncts—We Are the University:  An orientation on contingency in higher education and the challenges faced by adjunct educators
Up to 75% of higher education faculty are considered contingent, non-tenure track educators, often holding adjunct status. The shift in hiring practices has taken place over a 40-year period and has reached critical levels, especially in foundational classes. Often, precarious positions are insecure, institutionally unsupported, and economically unstable, with low pay and no benefits or resources in or outside the classroom. Because of this, meeting the needs of the student can also be a challenge. Adjuncts take on many of the same responsibilities of full-time or tenure track professors, including faculty development and maintaining accreditation standards. They make themselves available to students outside class, even though they may not have an office. They have no assurance beyond good faith that they will still be working in the same capacity for the next academic term. Frequently, an adjunct needs to work at more than one job in order to earn a living wage, or to depend on the income of a spouse to make ends meet. Despite having worked for a school regularly for years, contingent educators often find that they have no voice within their institutions. While teaching the same classes and performing the same duties in the classroom, adjunct professors receive a fraction of what their full-time and tenure track counterparts receive--and yet students pay the same tuition fee, regardless of the teacher in the classroom.

Economic and political uncertainty have similar effects for both adjunct instruction and at-risk communities, including minority, bilingual, and ESL students. This presentation discusses the topic of adjunctification in higher education, the effect this reality has on both teachers and students, and why this needs to change. In short, bilingual and ESL student populations are often at-risk communities who need more support, not less. And if their professor is not supported, neither are their students.

Mindful Yoga

Mindful Yoga is Southeast Wisconsin's premiere yoga studio, specializing in yoga therapy and therapeutic yoga classes. Mindful Yoga’s mission is to provide a safe, functional and healing environment through the timeless tradition of hatha yoga. 

copywriting & ad writing for small business website & promotional materials

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