Editing, Leadership, and Teambuilding
Editing, Leadership, and Teambuilding
Some examples of improving the publication's content with the rest of the copy section.
The Importance of Clarity
The Importance of Being Concise
"Yemaya has been great this year with edits for copy. She's consistently completed them on time and even helped me out a few times that I was running late on a story. Her editing is thorough and it always makes the story more complete."
"Yemaya has a great understanding of grammar and style, and has a keen eye for finding errors most would miss without close inspection."
"Yemaya has added so much to the copy section this year. She is constantly immersing herself in AP style and asking questions to improve her editing process. I really appreciate her contribution to the staff!"
The Importance of Being Correct
The Importance of Being Correct
The Importance of Leadership
The Importance of Leadership
"Yemaya is a one-of-a-kind editor who is friendly, supportive, and enthusiastic. She serves as a great inspiration to our copy section, and I very much enjoy working with her."
"We definitely felt confident that (Yemaya) would excel in a managing editor role because of (her) care and compassion toward others, and (her) attention to detal and (her) organizational ability!"
"I’ve been in lots of environments where there are students who need to take on a leadership role, whether it be for a project or a club. With most of the leaders I’ve interacted with or people that have been in charge of me, their leadership style was more just demanding results from me and my peers. At my time on The Muse, Yemaya has been an amazing and welcoming editor. She was one of the first ones that I got comfortable with and that was purely because I could tell she really cared about me and the other staffers. I never feel like I can’t go up to her for help with an assignment, a question, or needing to ask for an extension. She helps however she can and takes charge in helping other staffers such as myself, by making us reminders and checklists with our assignments. She’s more than open to criticism and bettering herself along with the publication we work on. I’m glad to have an amazing editor and someone open that I can talk to on The Muse."
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