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About Us
The Real College Guide is the only resource you need for livin’ the life on campus. Written only by college students, it covers practical tips (“How to Score Free Stuff on Campus”), useful advice (“Snag Your Dream Internship”) and fun stuff like real life lessons you can wean from sage college movies ... like Animal House.
The Real College Guide is your digital R.A. with all the answers. (We know from experience.)
Editorial Team
MANAGING EDITORKelly White is a writer and editor who has contributed to a variety of national consumer publications and Web sites with an emphasis on the young adult market. For 15 years, she was executive editor at Girls' Life, a national lifestyle magazine for teens. Kelly's work has also been published in Teen, Family Life, Moxie Girl, Cosmopolitan, Parents and Limelife.com. Kelly has a daughter who is a junior at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Studio One Networks’ Elizabeth Narins is the associate editor for The Real College Guide. A 2008 graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, the former journalism major helps ensure authenticity in content, voice and style.
STUDENT WRITERS
Name: Liz Cruger
School: College of William and Mary
Year: Senior
Major: Psychology and English Lit
Her deal: This is Liz’s second year as an R.A. for freshmen. She is also involved in several campus activities, including pep band and the belly dance club.
Name: Nicole Frie
School: Ohio State University
Year: Junior
Major: Journalism
Her deal: Last summer, Nicole interned in the newly- ormed health unit at the PBS and NPR studios in Cleveland. She is currently pursuing a minor in English and plans to pursue a master’s in public health with a specialization in health behavior and health promotion.
Name: Sarah Hubbs
School: University of Delaware
Year: Senior
Major: Political science; minor in journalism
Her deal: Sarah is the public relations chairwoman of Phi Alpha Delta, a pre-law honors fraternity. She contributes to UD’s student newspaper, The Review.
Name: Lauren Joffe
School: New York University
Year: Junior
Major: Promotional marketing for television
Her deal: Lauren transferred from Syracuse University, where she was a public relations major. Last summer she contributed to program development at CNN, and she now works on digital marketing and editorial for Oxygen (NBC Universal).
Name: Abragail Kappel
School: Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University
Year: Sophomore
Major: Broadcast Journalism
Her deal: Abragail was entertainment editor and co-chief of her high school newspaper, The Sting.
Name: David Replogle
School: University of Virginia
Year: Junior
Major: Media studies
His deal: David contributes to UVA’s The Cavalier Daily. One of 16 high school students to participate in the Young Journalists Development Program at The Washington Post, David has also worked on several hometown publications.
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Editorial Policy
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