Beth Luey is a high-level professional, working in University of Massachusetts Press on the position of Book Author since 2010. Beth gained professional experience in more than nine positions at various companies. Beth Luey went to the Harvard University and was studying from 1963 to 1967. Boston, Massachusetts is the area, where the professional was known to be living. Their phone and email are easily accessed through this website by request.
Name variants:
Elizabeth Luey
Contact Information
Last Update
Jul 11, 2022
Email
be**@gmail.com, be**@gmail.com
Location
Boston, MA
Company
University of Massachusetts Press
Workplace
Book Author
Work History
Book Author
The University of Massachusetts Press has just published my House Stories: Meanings of Home in a New England Town, and I'm working on more books about historic houses for them.
2010 — 2017
Education Director
I administered the annual Summer Institute for Editing Historical Documents and workshops for midcareer documentary editors.
Jan 2011 — Dec 2013
Assistant Editor
At MHS, I worked on the scholarly edition of the journals and autobiographical writings of Louisa Catherine Adams, the wife of John Quincy Adams. They have been published by Harvard Universi...
2008 — 2012
Author
Wrote Expanding the American Mind: Books and the Popularization of Knowledge
2009 — 2010
Director, Scholarly Publishing Program
Tempe, AZ
created and developed a graduate program for students planning careers in scholarly publishing
Jan 1980 — Jun 2006
Presenter
Each year, I conduct a workshop on publishing academic work in books and journals.
from 2003
Education
1963 — 1967
Occupations
Journalist
Presenter
Writer
Author
Executive
Education Manager
Education Administrator
Skills
Publishing
Proofreading
Editing
Books
History
Writing
Copy Editing
Non Fiction
Grant Writing
Editorial
Publications
Online Publishing
Research
Academic Publishing
Technical Writing
Content Development
Published Author
Creative Writing
Project Management
Newsletters
Ebooks
Literature
Textbooks
Manuscript
Line Editing
Fact Checking
University Teaching
Chicago Style
Manuscript Development
Web Content
Academic Writing
Ap Style
Digital Publishing