Rebecca holds a degree in mathematical and computer sciences, Honours in English, and a Bachelor of Laws (with Honours) from the University of Adelaide. In addition to studying media, family, human rights and medical law subjects throughout her university career, Rebecca wrote for the university newspaper and tutored primary and high school students in mathematics and English. In 2005, her article on David Hicks and the proposed US Camp X-ray trials won the coveted Law Society Bulletin "Article of the Year" award.
From her roles as a mediator for Consumer Affairs and as a ministerial liaison officer, Rebecca is an experienced communications professional with many reports, presentations, briefing notes and newsletters to her name. She now focuses her energies on her two blogs, Becks and the City (about breaking into a full-time writing career) and I LOVE WINNING (about her passion for entering consumer competitions). She is considered an expert in the "comping" field, appearing on Channel 7's The Morning Show and authoring an article on the topic for Femail, an online "glossy" women's magazine.
Rebecca is currently working on a non-fiction book.
From her roles as a mediator for Consumer Affairs and as a ministerial liaison officer, Rebecca is an experienced communications professional with many reports, presentations, briefing notes and newsletters to her name. She now focuses her energies on her two blogs, Becks and the City (about breaking into a full-time writing career) and I LOVE WINNING (about her passion for entering consumer competitions). She is considered an expert in the "comping" field, appearing on Channel 7's The Morning Show and authoring an article on the topic for Femail, an online "glossy" women's magazine.
Rebecca is currently working on a non-fiction book.
Visiting from LBS. I appreciate your blog as I am now a work-at-home mommy trying to build my income through freelance writing.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! I'm definitely going to check out the Lady Bloggers tea party more often. There's lots of wonderful blogs.
Love your blog as well. Good luck with the freelancing venture. I would love to hear what types of articles would be useful for you on Becks and the City.
~ Beck
Hi Beck,
ReplyDeleteImpressive resume, clever talented girl! Thank you for visiting me from the Lady Blogger Tea Party and for your lovely comment. Love your blog and will be back for sure.
Best wishes,
Carla. :)
Thanks Carla! The tea party was so much fun. Could only be made better with real-life cupcakes. : )
ReplyDeleteHi Beck, I'm so glad that you found my blog and are following! I'm following you back and I know that I am going to LOVE reading your posts to follow your wonderful writing style! Keep up the great, creative work! Roz @ La Bella Vita!
ReplyDeleteThanks bella, you too. will be visiting very soon. : )
ReplyDeletePour me a darjeerling, I'm stopping by from the Ladies Bloggers Tea Party. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm an aspiring writer too and I'm looking forward to checking out some of the resources you've listed in your posts and blog list.
Hope you weekend is fabulous in Carrie/Samantha/Miranda/Charlotte proporations.
Love your blog! Looking forward to reading about your journey to a writing career and reading your book! Good luck!:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Saucy B and classycareergirl. Stop by for a cuppa anytime!
ReplyDeleteI have been doing a makeover of Becks and the City lately and am trying to make it more useful for other writers and bloggers. I hope it helps you out. : )
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