Cheryl Jarvis is a freelance journalist who has written more than one hundred published articles. Her articles and essays have
appeared in a wide range of publications, including the Chicago Tribune, the
Wall Street Journal, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, Woman's Day, Reader's
Digest, and Writer's Digest. Her roller coaster career includes stints as a
magazine editor, newspaper editor, TV producer, and full-time mom.
A member of
the American Society of Journalists and Authors, she's an adjunct instructor in
the Department of Communications and Journalism at Washington University and
Webster University in St. Louis.
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