A Tale About Jennifer, The Wandering Wordsmith
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By JB, an up-and-coming scribe known for gracing the pages of Fast Company, The Atlantic, Thrillist, and Infatuation. This young gun has previously cast a line with CNN and NPR, and currently shares her wisdom as a writing teacher at NYU. She's a master of keyboards across a variety of topics, from journalism, travel yarns, and psychological musings, as evidenced by her work for Psychology Today[2][3].
This chica can spin a yarn about just about anything! Given her diverse portfolio, she's a seasoned journalist, well-versed in the ways of news, with a knack for captivating tales behind the scenes. She's also had her fair share of globe-trotting adventures, recording her adventures in captivating travelogues. Her love for the written word extends to the classroom too, where she's passing down her own collection of writing tricks to the next generation at NYU.
Jennifer's journey doesn't stop there. With a curious mind that delves into the human psyche, she's also found herself writing for Psychology Today, indulging her interest in our brainy wonders. So, whether you're in need of a gripping travel tale, a deep dive into the human psyche, or a fresh perspective on the world of journalism, Jennifer's got you covered, fam.
[2] Jennifer Mattson's Profile on NYU[3] Psychology Today Contributions by Jennifer Mattson
- Jennifer Mattson, a skilled writer known for teaching class at NYU, has written captivating articles for section 'War-and-Conflicts' and 'Politics' in Psychology Today.
- Her expertise in journalism extends to various topics, including general news and strong human interest stories, as evidenced by her work in Fast Company, The Atlantic, and Thrillist.
- Notably, Jennifers work has been featured in renowned organizations such as CNN, NPR, and Infatuation, demonstrating her versatility and strong writing skills.
- In addition to her success in the field of journalism, Mattson's love for teaching led her to share her knowledge with the next generation in the section 'Education' at NYU.
