Chicago Tribune
Joy M. White has extensive work experience in editorial services, copy editing, and content editing. Joy M. has been the owner of JMW Editorial Services since 1995, where they work with various clients to provide highly polished written materials for print and web-based media. Additionally, they have worked as a part-time copy editor and content editor at the Chicago Tribune since 2012.
White has also held roles as a senior contributing editor at Attorney at Work, where they deliver expert tips and advice for lawyers through digital and print publications. From 2001 to 2011, they worked as the editor of Law Practice Magazine at the American Bar Association, Law Practice Management Section. In this role, they were responsible for the content of the magazine.
Prior to that, White worked at the Appraisal Institute in various positions, including managing editor of research publications, where they wrote and edited content for the institute's periodicals and reports. Joy M. also served as a technical writer/editor, developing articles and white papers on real estate market analysis and environmental laws.
Overall, Joy M. White has a diverse background in editing and publishing, with expertise in both print and digital media.
Joy M. White has a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in English Literature from The Ohio State University. Additionally, they hold a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree in English Language & Literature from the University of Chicago.