Tag: intern

  • Farewell from the CDD’s valiant intern

    Farewell from the CDD’s valiant intern

    Editor’s note: Sarah Braner originally titled this post, “So long, farewell, I kinda hope this newsletter isn’t as necessary in the nearish future but also I hope we meet again.” While this is a very good title, I didn’t want anyone to see it and think that I, Betsy, am ending the publication (which I am not). Sarah has been an invaluable help these past few months—staying on top of COVID-19 data news, brainstorming post ideas, working on the K-12 data annotations, and more. I’m excited to watch her kill it at CNN and beyond!

    This will be my last week writing for the CDD. I’m so incredibly grateful to everyone who has read my posts, to Betsy for literally everything, and to Dr. Ashish Jha for being the only one allowed to tweet from here on out. (Honorable mention to AstraZeneca for giving me an excuse to put a Simpsons meme in the newsletter.)

    If you, for some reason, want to read more of my work this summer, you can catch me pumping out some Content for CNN Health after I figure out how their Slack channel works. When the school year starts up, I’ll be resuming my work as Bwog’s Science Editor with hopefully much less COVID-19 to write about. If my hopes pan out, I will fill that void by writing a weird amount of posts about Barnard laundry

    As the great prophets of Looney Tunes once said:

    Past reporting from Sarah

    • Meet your new intern

      Hi! I’m Sarah, and I’m going to be helping out around here for the time being. I’m currently a junior at Barnard College (Betsy’s alma mater) studying cell and molecular biology, and I’m looking to go into health journalism after I graduate. When I’m not dreaming of an all-powerful national data dashboard, I’m writing as the Science Editor for Bwog.com, pipetting a lot (remotely) in the research lab I work for, trying to keep my puppy from eating the carpet, or knitting my thousandth hat.

      Happy to be here, and I look forward to digging through the complex world of Covid-19 data with you all!