Hi! My name is Juliana Brint and I’m a reporter with a passion for sharply focused journalism that caters to specific communities.

I’m a recent graduate of Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service currently working as a market reporter at Platts, the leading news and information provider for the energy and metals industries. At Platts I report on US electricity markets, covering regulations that impact the electricity industry and making price assessments for specific forward markets.

During my four years at Georgetown I worked as a news writer, blogger and editor for the Georgetown Voice, a student-run newsmagazine covering the ins and outs of Georgetown University and the surrounding neighborhood. I also worked as a publicity intern at the Georgetown University Press and an editorial intern for the local alt-weekly, Washington City Paper.

For more about my experience and specialties, click here.

Building up the sciences: New facilities, new horizons. The Georgetown Voice, published March 17, 2011. [Won 2011 Bunn Student Journalism award for features writing]

City on a Hill: Is the noise law anti-student? The Georgetown Voice, published Feb. 10, 2011.

Neighborhood Watch: Dog lovers v. gardeners at Newark St. Park. City Desk (Washington City Paper), posted July 22, 2010.

Dennis Sobin is offended by conventioneers’ anti-Fenty jeers. City Desk (Washington City Paper), posted June 14, 2010.

Six feet under GU. The Georgetown Voice, published Oct. 29, 2009.

$990,000 spent lobbying for boathouse. The Georgetown Voice, published March 26, 2009.

Desperately seeking syllabus: More than 60 percent of Fall 2009 classes have no syllabi online. Vox Populi (The Georgetown Voice), posted June 5 2009.

Senior Thesis: Politicized Suffering and Appropriated Legacies: Self-Serving Representations of Jews in the Italian Media. May 9, 2011. [Won 2011 Best Thesis in Jewish Studies award]

You can reach me at jbrint [at] gmail [dot] com

You can also connect with me on LinkedIn

If you’re interested in looking at my resume, you can download it here as a PDF.

Want to check out more of my work? Platts articles are subscription-only, but you can read through my author archives from The Georgetown Voice , Vox Populi, and Washington City Paper‘s City Desk and The Sexist blogs.

You can see some of my photography on my Flickr account.