En route
Dear Readers,
Soon I'll be blogging from the UJCL (www.ujcl.org) conference in Guadalajara, Mexico. Today will be taken up by travel and late night meetings.
Tomorrow-- I will tell all.
posted by Jessica at 8:13 AM
Thursday, January 26, 2006
Soon I'll be blogging from the UJCL (www.ujcl.org) conference in Guadalajara, Mexico. Today will be taken up by travel and late night meetings.
Tomorrow-- I will tell all.
About Me
- Name: Jessica
- Location: Boston, MA, United States
I graduated with a BA from Barnard College, Columbia University in May of 2003. Instead of taking the LSATs, I applied for a Fulbright scholarship and PhD programs in Latin American History. To make a long story short, I received a Fulbright to continue my oral history project on the Jewish Community of El Salvador. Funded for approximately 10 months, I will be one of three Fulbright scholars in El Salvador in 2005-2006. In January 2008, I received my M.A. in Latin American History with an interest in Central American Religious minorities, specifically Jews, Palestinian Christians, and Mormons. Taking a break from doctoral studies, I decided to do an intensive course in radio documentary at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Portland, Maine. Since 2008, I have worked as a producer on WBUR's Radio Boston program. I continue to do freelance radio work for outlets such as the BBC, PRI, and NPR.
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