I recently graduated from college with a degree in English literature. Right now I'm working as a writer for a small weekly newspaper and I don't like it very much, so I've decided that it would be a great move to try teaching English in another country. I did some research and concluded, after a long search, that Korea is the best choice.

Will Norton-Mosher.
11 Millsite Road
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
(831)-438-7460 wnortonm@ucsc.edu

Objective: Gainful employment.

Education:

A bachelor’s degree in English language literature, UCSC, December 2007

Work History:

Campus reporter, City on a Hill Press, UC Santa Cruz July 2006 – July 2007

Wrote articles on a weekly deadline.

Filed a freedom of information act request with the district attorney.

Covered a trial.

Investigated the long-term effects of development.

Interviewed city council members, mayor, and other officials.

Reported under adverse conditions, during protests, in the rain.

Created character profiles of Shakespeare Santa Cruz creative director.

Photographed both nonviolent and violent protests.

Staff writer, Fish Rap Live! UC Santa Cruz January 2007 – July 2007

Wrote faux news.

Convinced the mayor of Santa Cruz to declare it Fish Rap Live! Day.

Reviewed the worst books ever written.

Editor, Rapt Magazine, UC Santa Cruz January 2007 – September 2007

Critiqued the artwork of Brandon Bird.

Reporter, Mid County Post, Scotts Valley January 2007 - October 2007

Photographed town hall meetings.

Performed community journalism.

Freelance reporter

Photographed violent protests

Survived difficult interviews with anarchists

Wrote on a day long deadline

Teacher, Merit Academy, Aptos August 2007 - January 2008

Taught English and Composition.

Staff writer, MetroSantaCruz, Santa Cruz January 2008 - present time

Wrote about extreme sports

Uncovered problems with trailer park admistration

Photographed local fires

Critiqued art shows

Wrote about a feud between a bicycle group, an absentee landlord, and the catholic church.