About Ingrid Sturgis

STURGIS, INGRID is currently on faculty at Howard University as an assistant professor/new media in the Department of Journalism. Ingrid began working in interactive media in 1985 as a member of The New York Times’ videotext project. She has worked online since 2001, most recently as a content consultant for heartandsoul.com, where she recently moved the site to WordPress. She also worked as a senior programming manager for AOL’s Black Voices, the No. 1 Web site for African-Americans, and as editor at Essence.com. Previously, she worked as a managing editor for startups BET Weekend and Savoy. In addition, Ingrid has worked for several newspapers, including The Philadelphia Inquirer, the Times-Herald Record and the Poughkeepsie Journal. She is the author of the critically acclaimed “The Nubian Wedding Book: Words and Rituals to Celebrate and Plan an African-American Wedding,” and the anthology “Aunties: 35 Writers Celebrate Their Other Mother.” As assistant professor/new media at Howard, she strives to empower students through social media. Her academic research interests are social networking, multimedia entrepreneurship, the black press, the digital divide and online education.

Stories

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Writing

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