Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School Magazine
A regular writer for the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health magazine, distilling scientific insights into stories a public health readership will actually read.
The Bloomberg School magazine is the public face of one of the world's leading schools of public health. Each issue needs to do two things at once: honor the rigor of the research and the researchers behind it, and earn the attention of readers who are not specialists. That means features that read like magazine journalism—voice, scene, narrative arc—built on a foundation of careful interviewing, fact-checking, and source review.
Across four issues, I've worked as a contributing writer on features, profiles, and short-form vignettes. The work includes:
Interviewing faculty researchers and synthesizing peer-reviewed papers into accessible narrative
Drafting features and vignettes from raw transcripts and source material
Iterating with the in-house editorial team through tracked-changes review cycles
Recurring beats have included aging research, AI in public health, climate and health, and community-based research in Baltimore.
If you have research, expertise, or a body of work that deserves to be read by people outside the room it was made in, let's talk.