The Online Literary Magazine at Arizona State University
Features, interviews, and news about our SR Interns.
Join us in congratulating past S[r] intern, Nicole Lemme, on her role as Language Assistant at Comunidad de Madrid.
Nicole acted as our Social Networker in summer of 2013 for Superstition Review.
After graduating from ASU with BA’s in English and Communications, as well as a Spanish Minor, she went on to help teach at Spanish bi-lingual school in Madrid, Spain.
We are so proud of you, Nicole!
Learn more about Nicole on her LinkedIn profile.
Join us in congratulating past S[r] intern, Mai-Quyen Nguyen in her promotion to Editor II at Isagenix.
Mai-Quyen acted as the Fiction Editor for Issue 10 of Superstition Review. She went on to graduate from ASU with her BA in English and her BS in Technical Communication.
Having several years of experience in the fitness industry, Mai-Quyen now works for Isagenix where she edits, proofreads, and writes a variety of content for the highly-successful company.
We are so proud of you, Mai-Quyen!
If you’d like to learn more about Mai-Quyen, you can check out her LinkedIn here.
The staff here at Superstition Review would like to congratulate our past intern, Jordyn Ochser, in her freelance editing career. Jordyn acted as our Fiction Editor for Issue 21 of Superstition Review.
After graduating from ASU with a BA in Creative Writing and Minor in Film Studies, Jordyn went on to create a career for herself as a freelance editor while she studies Forensic Linguistics at Hofstra University as a graduate student.
Congratulations on all your achievements Jordyn, we are so proud of you and look forward to seeing what else you will do.
If you’d like to learn more about Jordyn, you can check out her LinkedIn here.
Today’s Intern Update features Bri Perks, the Social Networker in Issue 9 of Superstition Review.
After graduating from ASU, Bri went on to work as a Consultant and Course Assistant at ASU where she helped design courses pertaining to Brain Research and Sensation/Perception.
Currently, Bri works as an Instructional Designer at Springfield College where she designs interactive content for college courses—creating templates, building online courses, and writing instructional guides.
We are so proud of you, Bri!
If you’d like to learn more, you can check out Bri’s LinkedIn here.
Today’s Intern Update features Emily Halloway, the Social Media Manager of Issue #17 of Superstition Review.
With a BA in English, Emily currently works as a Copywriter for RevolutionParts Inc. where she has developed 158 Auto brand and model specific SEO pages and works on an ongoing blog project featuring SEO-driven articles.
She is also a self-employed Freelance Writer.
We are so proud of you Emily!
If you’d like to learn more, you can visit Emily’s LinkedIn here.
Today’s Intern Update features Rosie Huf, the Interview Editor of Issue 14 of Superstition Review.
With a BA in English Language and Literature, and a MA in Liberal Studies, Nonfiction, Publishing, and Technical Communication, Rosie now works as a UX Writer for State Farm where she aids in customer communication.
She has also previously worked at Cleaver Magazine as an Intern Manager and Senior Editor.
We are so proud of you Rosie!
If you’d like to learn more, you can visit Rosie’s LinkedIn here.
Today’s Intern Update features Megan Kizer, who ran the Superstition Review’s Twitter and Tumblr accounts for Issue 14.
With a BA in English Literature and Language, Megan began working as a Content Marketing Manager for WebMD Health Services this March.
She is also still working at Milestone Retirement Communities as a Digital Content Manager as well where she has assisted 90+ retirement communities across the U.S. with digital content marketing initiatives.
We are so proud of you Megan!
To learn more about Megan, visit her LinkedIn profile here.
Today’s Intern Update features Leslie Standridge, the Blog Editor of Issues 16 and 17 of Superstition Review.
With a BA in English Literature, Film and Media Studies, Leslie now works as Publicist at Lavidge.
She has also previously worked at SparkPoint Studio as a publicist where she headed national and local publicity campaigns for authors.
We are so proud of you Leslie!
If you’d like to learn more, you can visit Leslie’s LinkedIn here.
Today’s Intern Update features Tonissa Saul, the Interview Editor of Issues 19 and 20 of Superstition Review.
With a BA in English Language and Literature/Letters as well as an MA in Liberal Studies, Tonissa now works as Managing Editor at Bodega Magazine.
She has also worked as / is working as the Event Coordinator at Knowledge Enterprise where she coordinates, develops strategies, plans, and designs a variety of unique/theme based integrated programs and events.
We are so proud of you Tonissa!
If you’d like to learn more, you can visit Tonissa’s LinkedIn here.
Today’s Intern Update features Nichol Brown, the Student Editor-in-Chief of Issue 20 of Superstition Review. She was also the Blog Editor of Issue 19.
With an MA in English Literature, Nichol began working as a Teaching Assistant for Fullbright Association in Germany this past September.
She has also previously worked as a Graduate Writing Consultant at ASU, helping students in all stages of their writing process.
We are so proud of you Nichol!
If you’d like to learn more, you can visit Nichol’s LinkedIn here.
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