CAROLYN DAVIS
Cosmetology in Philadelphia, PA

Reporter at THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER

Newspapers

THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER since Jan 2008 - Reporter The Philadelphia Inquirer Feb 2001 - Nov 2007 - Deputy Editorial Page Editor and Editorial Writer The Columbus Dispatch Jan 2000 - Jan 2001 - Editorial Writer The International Rescue Committee Jun 1999 - Dec 1999 - Refugee Camp Manager LICADHO, the Cambodian League for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights Sep 1996 - Nov 1996 - Program Advisor UNESCO Sep 1996 - Nov 1996 - Editorial Writing Technical Advisor USAID Jun 1996 - Sep 1996 - Customer Survey Consultant DEFENSE FOR CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL Jan 1994 - Jan 1995 - Newsletter Editor The Plain Dealer Jan 1989 - Jan 1995 - Editorial Writer The Plain Dealer Jan 1985 - Jan 1989 - Reporter MICHAEL AND AUBINE KIRTLEY - FREE-LANCE PHOTOGRAPHY Jan 1983 - Jan 1984 - Photographic Apprentice

Ohio University 1997
Master of Arts, International Affairs - Communication and Development Studies The Ohio State University 1978 - 1982
B.A., journalism

Blogging, Journalism, Newspaper, Editorial, Storytelling, Public Speaking, Social Media, Human Rights, Project Management, International Project Experience, International Project Management, Beneficiary Surveys, Training, Feature Articles, Research

Muddy Notebook contains my blog and other information on international humanitarian affairs.

Local, state and national journalism awards.

Casey Medal for Meritorious Journalism, honorable mention
Journalism Center on Children and Families, and the Phillip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland
Award in this prestigious national contest was in the single article/over 200,000 circulation category for the March 7, 2011 story headlined, "Mennonites as Foster Mothers." The judges said this about the story: "This fresh, off-the-radar story explored the unusual relationship between pregnant (mostly African American) inmates from Philadelphia and deeply religious Mennonite families of central Pennsylvania. Incarcerated mothers skirt the state child welfare system and instead place their newborns -- and their faith -- in private foster care with Mennonite families who live in safe, tight-knit, traditional, rural communities."
Keystone Press Awards
Pennsylvania Newspaper Association
First place in the feature story, division 1 (large newspapers) category for the story headlined, "Black Mennonites straddle boundaries." The story appeared in the Inquirer on Dec. 26, 2011.

Vice President of Corporate Development at Rotondo Weirich

Construction

Rotondo Weirich since 2010 - Vice President of Corporate Development Rotondo Weirich 2005 - 2010 - Chief Estimator Rotondo Weirich 2004 - 2005 - Estimator Rotondo Weirich 2001 - 2004 - Marketing Coordinator

University of Scranton 1997 - 2001
GMA

LEED Accredited Professional

Field Merchandiser at Market Connect Group, Field Merchandiser at [email protected]

Retail

Market Connect Group since 2010 - Field Merchandiser [email protected] since 2010 - Field Merchandiser macys Sep 1986 - Feb 2009 - merchandise team manager

University of Delaware 1979 - 1983
b.s., fashion merchandising Brandywine High

Environmental Services

Health, Wellness and Fitness