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Erin Schultz received her M.S. from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism in New York City, May 2008. During her 10 months there, she perfected her distinct writing style and sharpened her skills in radio, photography and multi-media packages for the Web. She published class work in the New York Daily News, the Chicago Tribune, and Newsday.
Since receiving her BA from Michigan State University in 1998, she's been a singer/guitarist/bassist for a touring rock cover band, a music store manager and a freelance writer, publishing a wide variety of arts and culture-based pieces in the Lansing State Journal, Grand Rapids Music Revue, and Gannett-owned alt-weekly NOISE.
Erin's currently working to publish her masters project, a long-form piece on women and ageism in mainstream rock music. She's also working on a profile of psychiatric abolitionist Thomas Szasz, whose ideas on over-medicalization are coming back around almost 50 years after the publication of his second and most famous book, The Myth of Mental Illness.
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