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Michele W. Berger is a writer/editor with 20 years of experience covering science. She has a master’s degree from Columbia Journalism School. Currently, she edits Omnia, the alumni magazine of Penn Arts & Sciences.

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Michele is an excellent editor, writer, and leader. As her assistant editor, I learned so much from her sharp news judgment and passion for science. She is first and foremost an ethical journalist, committed to achieving accuracy and fairness in her own work and fostering those values in others. She is a wonderful co-worker.

Laura Dattaro, Reporter, SpectrumFormer colleague, Weather.com

Michele is a focused and thorough colleague who is great to work with. She’s always prepared, she contributes thoughtful comments and remarks on ongoing and upcoming stories and projects, and she organizes her time well. Overall she’s a wonderful coworker.

Susan Cosier, freelance writer and editorFormer colleague, Audubon magazine

Michele is exceptionally intelligent and very well-spoken. She has excellent leadership skills and knows how to manage employees without micro-managing. She is extremely hardworking and conscientious. Given the opportunity, I would gladly work with her again.

Julie Leibach, Science Writer and Digital Content Specialist at North Carolina Sea GrantFormer colleague, Audubon magazine

Michele is a true professional and a delight to work with. I greatly admire her work ethic—she is both efficient and thorough, with a sharp eye for detail; Audubon could always count on her to do an exceptional job on any task.

Karen Pourshadi, Publications Manager, Tufts Health PlanFormer colleague, HealthLeaders Media

Michele W. Berger is a writer/editor with 20 years of experience covering science. She has a master’s degree from Columbia Journalism School. Currently, she edits Omnia, the alumni magazine of Penn Arts & Sciences.

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The Items Left Behind

Lessons from 17th Century ‘New Netherland’

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