I received a bachelor's degree in anthropology from Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee, with a minor in Spanish. Below is a list of relevant coursework.
As part of a Spanish minor, I spent a semester studying abroad in Santiago, Chile. I also conducted an ethnographic research project on the undocumented Latino population in Cleveland, Tennessee.
At the graduate level, I've completed 18 hours of courswork in public history at the University of West Florida. See the list of relevant coursework below.
As a graduate assistant, I read and edit history essays of approximately 90 undergraduate students each semester. I also work as a freelancer, proofreading legal transcripts for court reporters.
My educational background is in anthropology, Spanish, and history. I've worked as an archaeological field technician, an academic proofreader/editor, and as a proofreader for court reporters. My goal is to help non-native English speakers communicate their ideas as effectively as possible while still retaining their own personal style.
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