Jennifer Harshman
More than two decades of experience and education give Jennifer Harshman substantial knowledge in her main areas: medical issues, psychology, education and caring for children. Her skills resulted in a mention in Parenting Magazine's June 2009 issue ("Health Milestones"). A "heart of a teacher" gives her the ability and desire to share knowledge with others in many ways. Writing allows her to leverage her time and effort to help more people.
Jennifer began ghostwriting, proofreading and editing in 1993. In 2003, she began writing for the web, and is currently involved with
- ghostwriting and other freelance writing
- creating website content
- consulting and serving small businesses and entrepreneurs new to the web
- proofreading and copy editing (discounts for students)
- family and community commitments
Jennifer strives to be an 80/20 individual and tries to focus on what she does best. Clients have used the term "gift" to describe the way typographical errors jump out at her and the way she can "nail it" (sense what a client needs). She's read more than 15,000 books, and has earned the nickname "Bibliophage" (book eater).
Readers are welcome to find her on Facebook (Jennifer.Harshman) (just mention S101) and/or on Twitter (JRHarshman).
Latest Articles
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Poor, Homeless Find it Hard to Access Diabetic Supplies
Being homeless and having diabetes means facing many challenges. They find it difficult to access diabetic supplies and doctors say they are hard to treat.
Aug 30, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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Home Office Deduction for Schedule C- IRS Red Flag?
Schedule C filers have an increased risk of being audited by the IRS. Why the tax man is watching home daycare and other businesses closely.
Aug 12, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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What Ingredients Mean Wheat Gluten in Food?
Celiac disease, food allergy & gluten intolerance are some of the reasons to avoid wheat or gluten ingredients. Here's what to look for on food labels.
May 21, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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Orthotics and Insoles for Diabetics
Orthotics, whether pre-made or custom-made, can help diabetics keep feet healthy and avoid foot injuries that can lead to diabetes complications.
May 21, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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Sandals and Summer Shoes for Diabetics
Wearing the proper shoes can help diabetics avoid foot pain, foot ulcers, and even help prevent amputations. What are good shoes for diabetics?
May 21, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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Waiting For the Vehicle Ahead to Turn Left
When should a driver wait for the car in front to turn left before proceeding? Is passing on the right legal in Illinois? When is it acceptable?
May 21, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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Ways to Make a Difference That Don't Cost Much Time or Money
People want to help, to make a difference, but it needs to be quick and easy. For some, free or cheap is even better. Little things can make a difference.
May 21, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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Starting a Nonprofit Organization Dirty Roots Revolution Profile
Dirty Roots Revolution was founded by Ryan Mifflin, an average man who's had enough of "the way things are" and believes little things can change the world.
May 10, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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Dirty Roots Revolution Nonprofit Organization Formula for Change
Dirty Roots Revolution nonprofit shows that one person can make a difference. Little things do help, and doing something is better than doing nothing.
May 10, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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Greenville College's Dirty Roots Radio Show Profile
Every person can make a difference. Small gestures can change the world. How a radio show is changing the St. Louis area by being the voice of a revolution.
May 10, 2010
- Jennifer Harshman
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