Recommendations
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“Working with Susan was always a pleasure. She has the capacity to be both professionally responsible and personally sensitive. This created a shared work environment that was highly efficient and productive on the one hand, and emotionally stable and respectful on the other. I highly recommend Susan!”
— Arthur Ganson, Sculptor
“Susan was an incredible mentor and continues to be someone that I consider a friend so many years later… Her attention to detail, thoughtful support and creative problem solving… contributed greatly to my professional development and early career success.”
— Tracy Cunningham
“[T]he person I would always go to when I needed a colleague to review my own work from a critical standpoint, as I knew her review of what I had done would serve to make my work stronger.”
— Christine Reich (as Manager of Research and Evaluation at the Museum of Science)
“Susan excels at striking the right note, whether she’s finessing the verbiage of a label or fostering collaboration between departments. Her commitment to an inclusive process, her skill as a writer, and her personal curiosity about best practices in the field as well as the content she researches make her a pleasure to work with. I would unreservedly recommend Susan.”
— Emma Westling (as Exhibitions Manager at MIT Museum)
“Susan… distinguished herself as a process innovator and invaluable resource for the instructional design team. In addition to her organizational skills and eye for detail, Susan brought an approach to collaboration that yielded impactful, learner-centered solutions. Her curiosity, creativity, and commitment to accuracy make her an ideal team member.”
— Andrew Rawson, Senior Instructional Design Lead at Harvard University
“Susan is an incredible editor, both with detailed in-line copy edits focused on grammatical and style changes and with the full picture focused on comprehension, conciseness, and consistency… I continue to be inspired by her passion for improving every piece of writing she touches.”
— Katie Robinson, Technical Writer and Editor, Charles River Analytics