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Margaret Fuhrer EDUCATION New York University, 2007-2009 MA, Journalism -- Cultural Reporting and Criticism Princeton University, 2002-2006 AB, History (summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa); Certificate, Medieval Studies WORK EXPERIENCE Freelance writer/editor, New York, NY (April 2008-Present) -Write regularly for The Brooklyn Rail and Dance Magazine -Copyedit and proof articles for 85 Broads magazine Dance Magazine, New York, NY (February 2008-May 2008) Editorial Intern -Wrote numerous F.O.B. blurbs, some bylined -Wrote various content for magazine's website and e-newsletter -Assisted with fact-checking and administrative tasks 85 Broads, Greenwich, CT (August 2006-August 2007) Online and Print Editor -Wrote, edited and maintained content for 85 Broads website -Founded Broad Lit, 85 Broads' web-based literary magazine, and served as its Editor in Chief -Designed, developed, and formatted marketing materials, event invitations, and mass emails -Assembled and edited various guides and pamphlets -Helped organize and run 85 Broads events and conferences The Improper Bostonian, Boston, MA (Summer 2005) Editorial Intern -Wrote an article with a byline -Assisted with construction of magazine's calendar section -Assisted with fact-checking and administrative tasks Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities, Waltham, MA (Summers 2004-05) Consulting Historian -Wrote historical essays and located and edited primary sources for MassMoments project The Concord Journal, Concord, MA (Summer 2004) Arts Writer -Researched and wrote several arts-related articles -Assisted with editing and layout of paper ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS -Trained intensively in classical ballet for 15 years, jazz and modern for 9 years -Served as Co-Artistic Director of DiSiac Dance Company at Princeton; choreographed 7 works for the company, including Irreparable, The Coldest End and A fire, a fire is burning! -Soloist member of Commonwealth Ballet Company, Acton, MA (1997-2002) -Attended competitive summer programs at Boston Ballet (1999-2001), Rock School of the Pennsylvania Ballet (1998), Chautauqua Institution (1997), and Walnut Hill School (1996) |