Cherl Lovseth
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Kendra Correa Niiro
Cherl is an extremely hard working and talented writer and editor. She always applies a sense of ownership and pride in any job she does. While managing the content migration for the site redesign for Disaboom.com, an online publication for people with disabilities, Cherl applied her excellent project management and organizational skills to manage this daunting task. Thanks to her hard work and keen eye, Cherl made sure the project was on time, tasks were delegated efficiently, and the job was done without a hitch. It's a pleasure working with Cherl, as she is a great asset to any team.
Kim Dority
I had the good fortune to work with Cherl as her manager at Disaboom, a start-up online resource for people with disabilities. As with all start-ups, Disaboom called for an extraordinary level of personal and professional resiliency, an extreme ability to learn on demand, a willingness to continually expand one's job expectations and responsibilities, and the ability to be self-managing and self-starting. Cherl excelled in every one of these areas. In addition, she brought to her job as associate editor: excellent writing and editing skills; strong project-management and people-management skills (she was responsible for managing a corps of approximately 25 freelancers); an editorial "sensibility," i.e., an ability to identify and suggest article titles that would engage our audience; budget expertise; and an extremely valuable team ethic that brought out the best in all of us. Cherl is a consummate professional who will add value to any organization fortunate enough to land her as an employee.
Kendra Correa Niiro
Cherl is an extremely hard working and talented writer and editor. She always applies a sense of ownership and pride in any job she does. While managing the content migration for the site redesign for Disaboom.com, an online publication for people with disabilities, Cherl applied her excellent project management and organizational skills to manage this daunting task. Thanks to her hard work and keen eye, Cherl made sure the project was on time, tasks were delegated efficiently, and the job was done without a hitch. It's a pleasure working with Cherl, as she is a great asset to any team.
Kim Dority
I had the good fortune to work with Cherl as her manager at Disaboom, a start-up online resource for people with disabilities. As with all start-ups, Disaboom called for an extraordinary level of personal and professional resiliency, an extreme ability to learn on demand, a willingness to continually expand one's job expectations and responsibilities, and the ability to be self-managing and self-starting. Cherl excelled in every one of these areas. In addition, she brought to her job as associate editor: excellent writing and editing skills; strong project-management and people-management skills (she was responsible for managing a corps of approximately 25 freelancers); an editorial "sensibility," i.e., an ability to identify and suggest article titles that would engage our audience; budget expertise; and an extremely valuable team ethic that brought out the best in all of us. Cherl is a consummate professional who will add value to any organization fortunate enough to land her as an employee.
Kendra Correa Niiro
Cherl is an extremely hard working and talented writer and editor. She always applies a sense of ownership and pride in any job she does. While managing the content migration for the site redesign for Disaboom.com, an online publication for people with disabilities, Cherl applied her excellent project management and organizational skills to manage this daunting task. Thanks to her hard work and keen eye, Cherl made sure the project was on time, tasks were delegated efficiently, and the job was done without a hitch. It's a pleasure working with Cherl, as she is a great asset to any team.
Kim Dority
I had the good fortune to work with Cherl as her manager at Disaboom, a start-up online resource for people with disabilities. As with all start-ups, Disaboom called for an extraordinary level of personal and professional resiliency, an extreme ability to learn on demand, a willingness to continually expand one's job expectations and responsibilities, and the ability to be self-managing and self-starting. Cherl excelled in every one of these areas. In addition, she brought to her job as associate editor: excellent writing and editing skills; strong project-management and people-management skills (she was responsible for managing a corps of approximately 25 freelancers); an editorial "sensibility," i.e., an ability to identify and suggest article titles that would engage our audience; budget expertise; and an extremely valuable team ethic that brought out the best in all of us. Cherl is a consummate professional who will add value to any organization fortunate enough to land her as an employee.
Kendra Correa Niiro
Cherl is an extremely hard working and talented writer and editor. She always applies a sense of ownership and pride in any job she does. While managing the content migration for the site redesign for Disaboom.com, an online publication for people with disabilities, Cherl applied her excellent project management and organizational skills to manage this daunting task. Thanks to her hard work and keen eye, Cherl made sure the project was on time, tasks were delegated efficiently, and the job was done without a hitch. It's a pleasure working with Cherl, as she is a great asset to any team.
Kim Dority
I had the good fortune to work with Cherl as her manager at Disaboom, a start-up online resource for people with disabilities. As with all start-ups, Disaboom called for an extraordinary level of personal and professional resiliency, an extreme ability to learn on demand, a willingness to continually expand one's job expectations and responsibilities, and the ability to be self-managing and self-starting. Cherl excelled in every one of these areas. In addition, she brought to her job as associate editor: excellent writing and editing skills; strong project-management and people-management skills (she was responsible for managing a corps of approximately 25 freelancers); an editorial "sensibility," i.e., an ability to identify and suggest article titles that would engage our audience; budget expertise; and an extremely valuable team ethic that brought out the best in all of us. Cherl is a consummate professional who will add value to any organization fortunate enough to land her as an employee.
Experience
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Shoreline Community College
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United States
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Higher Education
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400 - 500 Employee
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Nursing Student
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Apr 2020 - Present
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Reference and Instruction Librarian
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Jan 2013 - Apr 2020
Reference work at Shoreline Community College.
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Bellevue College
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Part-Time Reference and Instruction Librarian
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Mar 2014 - Apr 2020
Reference and instruction work at Bellevue College. Reference and instruction work at Bellevue College.
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University of Washington Libraries
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Libraries
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100 - 200 Employee
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Library Technician II
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Oct 2010 - Oct 2015
Grant-funded project work digitizing a 25,000 image collection. Grant-funded project work digitizing a 25,000 image collection.
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Research Assistant
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Jun 2011 - Mar 2013
Working with Nancy Pearl on this republishing project, which entails creating a rich reading experience by adding reading group questions, tailored read-alikes with customized annotations. Working with Nancy Pearl on this republishing project, which entails creating a rich reading experience by adding reading group questions, tailored read-alikes with customized annotations.
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The Seattle Public Library
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United States
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Libraries
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200 - 300 Employee
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Intern
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Jan 2012 - Jun 2012
Primarily worked on the reference desk, collection maintenance, and display work. Began work as a DFW student in January, 2012 and have continued on as a volunteer. Primarily worked on the reference desk, collection maintenance, and display work. Began work as a DFW student in January, 2012 and have continued on as a volunteer.
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Associate Editor
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Jul 2007 - Feb 2010
Integral to the creation of the first online magazine for people with disabilities, including creating the website from the ground up through researching topics, editing thousands of articles, managing dozens of writers, researching and writing my own articles, posting these articles through a CMS and HTML, and then promoting them through strategic social marketing. In addition, attended numerous disability-related conferences and events and engaged with multiple communities specific to… Show more Integral to the creation of the first online magazine for people with disabilities, including creating the website from the ground up through researching topics, editing thousands of articles, managing dozens of writers, researching and writing my own articles, posting these articles through a CMS and HTML, and then promoting them through strategic social marketing. In addition, attended numerous disability-related conferences and events and engaged with multiple communities specific to disability issues. (Left with entire editorial staff when company ownership changed hands.) Show less Integral to the creation of the first online magazine for people with disabilities, including creating the website from the ground up through researching topics, editing thousands of articles, managing dozens of writers, researching and writing my own articles, posting these articles through a CMS and HTML, and then promoting them through strategic social marketing. In addition, attended numerous disability-related conferences and events and engaged with multiple communities specific to… Show more Integral to the creation of the first online magazine for people with disabilities, including creating the website from the ground up through researching topics, editing thousands of articles, managing dozens of writers, researching and writing my own articles, posting these articles through a CMS and HTML, and then promoting them through strategic social marketing. In addition, attended numerous disability-related conferences and events and engaged with multiple communities specific to disability issues. (Left with entire editorial staff when company ownership changed hands.) Show less
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ecomii
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United States
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Technology, Information and Internet
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Freelance Writer
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Nov 2008 - Jan 2010
Writing a weekly blog post and feature articles for ecomii, a comprehensive site for green living. Writing a weekly blog post and feature articles for ecomii, a comprehensive site for green living.
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Western Washington University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Head Sailing Instructor
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Mar 2004 - Jul 2007
Taught sailing to a variety of age groups. Managed other instructors. Constructed lesson plans Taught sailing to a variety of age groups. Managed other instructors. Constructed lesson plans
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Education
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2010 - 2012
University of Washington
Master's, Library and Information Science -
2002 - 2006
Western Washington University
B.A, English & Sociology
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