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Kate Campbell has been writing professionally for 15 years and is currently Editor for Ursinus College Magazine. She was a reporter for The Philadelphia Inquirer and has written for The Boston Globe, The Scientist Magazine, People Magazine, The Writer Magazine and The Philadelphia Business Journal. In addition, she has written for the alumni magazines of Smith College, Haverford College, The Wharton School, University of Virginia, University of Georgia, Suffolk University and Fairfield University. Kate earned a BA in English from Temple University and her TESOL certification from the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education. As editor of Ursinus Magazine, she was awarded honorable mention from CASE (Council for Advancement and Support of Education) in 2010. As a reporter she won a Keystone Press Award, First Place in Ongoing News Coverage, Division VI. She was co-editor of University of Pennsylvania's Wharton Alumni Magazine and taught a gifted writing program for one year at The Gesu School in Philadelphia. She's been a guest speaker for the "Meet the Authors, Writers Day Program" in Haverford School District. Born in Morocco, Kate spent her early childhood in East Africa and Haiti before moving to the United States. A versatile writer, she has reported on the work of scientists in the Kalahari, the epidemic of white nose syndrome in bats, the legal woes of migrant farmers in Pennsylvania, Girl Scout troops that meet in prison and Sufi mysticism in the suburbs. Articles on conservation, wildlife and women in science hold an infinite appeal. | |||||
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