Communicates @UMStudentLife. @detroitiabc Past President. @thesnews @michiganstateu alum.
Ann Arbor, MI
Joined October 2008
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Heather Guenther retweeted
PR folks: If you routinely email me bad press releases that have nothing to do with Michigan/Michigan politics there is an Outlook rule sending them straight to trash.
I'm not a PR expert but if you're blasting a national list with trivial crap you're probably doing it wrong.
Heather Guenther retweeted
A PR person once told me to read a male reporter’s story on an administrative body so I could improve my understanding.
It was the male reporter’s first time covering this board. I’d covered it for years.
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The front page of tomorrow's @dailytarheel –
I shed many tears while typing up these heart-wrenching text messages sent and received by UNC students yesterday. Our campus was on lockdown for more than three hours.
Beyond proud of this cover and the team behind it.
Heather Guenther retweeted
I shouldn't be the only female reporter on this shortlist.
I was the only female reporter in lots of rooms/scrums over the years and that is NOT the current lay of the land. The press corps has diversified, but who insiders follow/take seriously/recognize hasn't. Catch up🧵
Behold, the Twitter accounts most followed by Michigan state lawmakers legislata.com/blog/who-does-…
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After being denied an abortion, a Florida mother watched her baby die.
Baby Milo lived 99 minutes.
@FrancesSSellers returns to Lakeland for Milo's funeral and learns the impact Florida’s new abortion law has on one family as they struggle to carry on
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A young journalist asked me yesterday if she would be safe at a specific newspaper.
My answer: No one is safe anywhere.
Her reply: Should I stay in journalism? I feel there’s so much good to be done.
Here’s what I said:
Heather Guenther retweeted
Kaiser Health News (KHN) has changed its name to KFF Health News.
Follow us as we continue to provide you with the same in-depth, independent, and prize-winning journalism about health issues.
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This is the fifth mass shooting I've covered this year.
For today’s first @washingtonpost TikTok:
The fifteenth mass killing this year. This time, in Louisville. tiktok.com/t/ZTR3FJy8X/
Heather Guenther retweeted
NEW: Label on NPR’s main account changed to “government funded,” and Elon tells me Twitter is “applying it to a larger number of institutions.”
Heather Guenther retweeted
Brent Kopacka, a veteran and Purple Heart recipient who suffered from PTSD, was killed in a SWAT standoff. It was already hard for his loved ones. Then strangers on the internet began claiming he was somehow involved in the murders of four Idaho students.
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Will preventive scans & screenings - the kind we’ve all become used to getting for no cost since the ACA was enacted, such as mammograms - now start costing money again thanks to a court ruling? Here’s the immediate reaction from an expert who’s been watching the case:
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We dropped the paywall for this story so it's available for everyone to read: wapo.st/40MuIj7
“It literally can pulverize bones … it can provide this blast effect.”
The AR-15 is the weapon of choice for many mass killers. The Post sought to illustrate the lethal force of the weapon and show in detail its catastrophic effects. wapo.st/3lF9moX
ALT Image featuring text reading: "THE BLAST EFFECT: This is how bullets from an AR-15 blow the body apart. Editor's note: We are publishing these 3D animations to show the destructive power of the AR-15. The images in this story may disturb some people."
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“I just was like, ‘I have to say something,'” she said in an interview. “Because I just feel like, how many more?”
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We love seeing women run the show in journalism fields where they’re chronically underrepresented!
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A @UMEngineering research team has shown micron-sized “bowties,” self-assembled from nanoparticles, form a variety of different curling shapes that can be precisely controlled, opening the way for new tools for machine vision and producing medicines. myumi.ch/Qqzj7
ALT “Previously, chiral metasurfaces have been made with great difficulty using multimillion dollar equipment. Now, these complex surfaces with multiple attractive uses can be printed like a photograph.” Nicholas A. Kotov Joseph B. And Florence V. Cejka Professor Of Chemical Engineering
Heather Guenther retweeted
Honored to serve on this @POTUS council! – at Ann Arbor, MI
Dr. @Okanlami has been appointed to President Biden’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition. This federal advisory committee will encourage healthy, accessible eating and physical activity for all Americans. Learn more: myumi.ch/8eMRk @umichmedicine
ALT Join us in congratulating Dr. Oluwaferanmi Okanlami in his recent appointment to President Biden’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition. Friday, March 24, 2023
Heather Guenther retweeted
Everyone has their breaking point. Mine was seeing a video of a victim laughing and dancing with friends. One of them was wearing a MSU Social Norms shirt. For context, the MSU health center makes these shirts with little duck cartoons and goofy slogans for partying safely.
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Earlier, I spoke to the family of Arielle Anderson, one of the victims in the Michigan State mass shooting. Her grandma and aunts said she was an angel who always put her family and friends first. Story coming soon for @BridgeMichigan – at Grosse Pointe Woods, MI
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Brian Fraser’s sister asked me if I have a sibling.
I said yes, an older brother.
“Tell him you love him,” she told me.
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Heather Guenther retweeted
would love to hear @nytimes explain why it used a mass shooting to dredge up a completely unrelated tragedy while adding absolutely nothing new to either
