Rosen Publishing Group
Don Rauf is an experienced news reporter and author with a diverse portfolio in health and young adult nonfiction. Since August 2017, Don has worked as a News Reporter for Everyday Health Group, while also serving as a Book Author for Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, contributing works such as "Schwinn: The Best Present Ever" and "Lost America." Additionally, Don has reported on consumer health news for HealthDay News since March 2016, covering topics including cardiovascular health and depression. With a strong focus on young adult literature, Don has published numerous nonfiction titles through Enslow Publishers, Inc. and Rosen Publishing Group. Don's editorial experience spans various projects, including contributions as a book editor/author at Print Matters Inc. since 2004 and as a contributing writer for Careers & Colleges magazine since 2002. As an Entertainment Coordinator at the Swedish Cultural Center and a composer/lead singer for the band Life in a Blender, Don engages in the arts while maintaining a robust writing career. Don holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from New York University.
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Rosen Publishing Group
Rosen Publishing Group is an independent educational publishing house, established in 1950 to serve the needs of students in grades Pre-K -12 with high-interest, curriculum-correlated materials. Rosen publishes more than seven hundred new books each year and has a backlist of more than seven thousand. Specializing in circulating reference material aimed at school and public libraries, Rosen titles are the gold standard in guidance, social studies, history, science, and mathematics, as well as general high-interest topics for children and young adults. Rosen Publishing's success has been fueled by a dedicated team of publishing professionals whose expertise in pedagogy, editing, design, production, and IT has assured innovative, quality, and educationally sound materials year after year. Strategic alliances, such as our most recent one with Encyclopædia Britannica to create Britannica Educational Publishing, have allowed expansion into new content areas and formats.