Rachel Fischer

Rachel Fischer's work experience begins in 2014 with an internship at KNP Communications, where they served as a research intern for the president. Rachel conducted research for the early development stages of a book project and gained exposure to the writing development process. In 2015, they had two internships: one as a Copywriter Intern at Epsilon and another as a Communications Intern at the Global Governance Institute.

In the same year, Rachel also had a summer internship at Marketing EDGE, a national nonprofit focused on connecting students with the marketing industry. Rachel participated in their Summer Internship Program and attended the I-MIX program at Google's headquarters, where they networked with peers and industry experts.

Rachel started working at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 2013, initially as a Writing Colleague in the Department of Writing and Rhetoric. From 2015 to 2016, they were a Writing Fellow at the Center for Teaching and Learning, and also worked as a Contributing Writer in the Office of Communications. In that role, they wrote press releases, event announcements, and alumni updates, conducted interviews, assisted with social media content and publicity projects, and gained hands-on experience with public relations and corporate communications.

Since 2016, Rachel has been employed at DDB Health. Rachel began as a Junior Copywriter and worked their way up to Copy Supervisor, Senior Copywriter, Group Copy Supervisor, and currently holds the position of VP, Group Copy Supervisor. In their current role, they serve as an Associate Creative Director, Copy, and is responsible for overseeing the creative copy development for the company.

Overall, Rachel Fischer has a diverse background in copywriting, communications, and research, with a strong focus on the healthcare industry through their work at DDB Health.

Rachel Fischer attended Hobart and William Smith Colleges from 2012 to 2016, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Writing and Rhetoric. There is no available information on their start and end years at Vesalius College, but their field of study there was Communications.