Jeni has spent her entire adulthood working with the written word. She earned a BS in English with a minor in Business Administration, a MS in Education, and an EdS in Administration. She spent fifteen years teaching writing at the middle school level, coordinating a college awareness program, writing curriculum and professional development plans, writing grants, and writing education-based blogs for district and state education websites. She currently teaches part-time at a private high school in the English department.

Prior to becoming a teacher, Jeni worked in the legal field as a paralegal where she wrote and edited professional correspondence, trial documents and exhibits, medical research, and legal research. She spent her volunteer time serving as a Court Appointed Advocate serving children who were in need of permanent placement with a strong emphasis on developing reports for judicial review.

As a divorced mother of two, Jeni has spent years studying child rearing, educational opportunities, and learning how to independently manage personal finance and run a household. As necessity breads ingenuity, she has completed dozens of DIY projects and has learned many tricks to ease the challenges of parenting and money management. As the daughter of a contractor, she spent her summers during her teens working as a laborer on job sites which allowed her to develop insight and a skills centered on construction and design concepts.

Jeni understands the need for concise, engaging, and professional content that can maintain the interest of the reader. She has the ability to adjust her tone and personality to attract the intended audience. She enjoys the challenge of developing quality work that pleases her clients and leaves them wanting more. Informational writing is her strong suit.