Web producer, writer and editor in history, higher education, healthcare and science, based in Vermont
Some of my scribblings over the years.
After the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, social media allowed emergency services and the public to circumvent jammed telephone systems, offer support and quell rumors in real time.
Read MoreAs Dartmouth-Hitchcock employees and active citizens of the Internet, it's really important that we all know exactly what we're putting where.
Read MoreThe Internet is a public space—and ignoring your privacy settings makes it more public than it has to be.
Read MoreYour experiences, and your contribution to our community, contain so many opportunities to show how what you do makes this a better place for all of us, and you deserve recognition.
Read MoreThe Feed is a new column by Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s social media specialist, Susanna French, about how the synthesis of health care and social media affects all of us—employees, patients and the community—for the better.
Read MoreI'm honored to have been one of the essayists in the Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media's first book, Bringing the Social Media Revolution to Health Care.
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