Polly Morrice
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Rice University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Managing Editor
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Jul 2010 - Present
Managing Editor of Feminist Economics, highly ranked, international journal based at Rice University. --Manage all aspects of producing quarterly journal focused on gender in economics. --Oversee/create journal's social media presence--Oversee/create and monitor budget--Proposal writing and grants administration; conference planning--Interact with distinguished international scholars --Supervise four staff and two-three part-time graduate fellows.Contributors include Nobel-laureate Amartya Sen. From mission statement: "The goal of Feminist Economics is not just to develop more illuminating theories, but to improve the conditions of living for all children, women, and men." Show less
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Senior Editor, Feminist Economics
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Oct 2009 - Jun 2010
--Carry out all aspects of manuscript preparation and production for international scholarly journal--Liaison with publisher--Work closely with international contributors, distinguished scholars, and journal parent organization, IAFFE (International Association for Feminist Economics)--Promoted to managing editor within nine months
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Polly A. Morrice
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Houston, Texas
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Independent writing and editing professional
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Sep 1998 - Present
Carry out wide variety of deadline-driven assignments for newspapers, magazines, academic journals, online publications, and nonprofit organizations. Regular contributor to The New York Times Book Review; op-eds published in same paper. Contributor to Salon, Redbook, and numerous nonfiction book projects. Published short-story writer (The New Yorker) Significant grant-writing and development experience. Carry out wide variety of deadline-driven assignments for newspapers, magazines, academic journals, online publications, and nonprofit organizations. Regular contributor to The New York Times Book Review; op-eds published in same paper. Contributor to Salon, Redbook, and numerous nonfiction book projects. Published short-story writer (The New Yorker) Significant grant-writing and development experience.
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The Heritage Society
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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1 - 100 Employee
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Director of Development
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1997 - 1998
Carried out all aspects of fundraising for historic house museum. --Cultivated donors --Wrote grant proposals for foundations, corporations, and government funders --Marketed annual fund --Organized special events, including annual gala/auction. Carried out all aspects of fundraising for historic house museum. --Cultivated donors --Wrote grant proposals for foundations, corporations, and government funders --Marketed annual fund --Organized special events, including annual gala/auction.
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Rice University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Associate Editor, Office of Publications
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1997 - 1997
--Edited articles for university magazine--Issue planning in conjunction with editorial team--Wrote and edited fundraising and publicity materials for university constituencies, including Rice's James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy.
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Director, Development Communications
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1994 - 1997
--Supervised two staff members in creating grant proposals and campaign case statements for multimillion-dollar university priorities --Assigned and edited communications with major donors--Promoted from development writer position within a year.
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Writers in the Schools (WITS)
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Houston Independent School District
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Writer in Residence
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1993 - 1994
Taught creative writing to disadvantaged fourth-graders in Houston-based, nationally recognized program. Taught creative writing to disadvantaged fourth-graders in Houston-based, nationally recognized program.
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Education
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Yale University
MA, English Language and Literature -
Grinnell College
BA, English -
Rice University