Geri Savits Fine
About Geri Savits Fine
Geri Savits Fine is a seasoned copy editor and proofreader with a B.A. in English Literature from Stony Brook University. She has worked at University of Toronto Press since 2012 and has contributed to various publications on topics ranging from retirement lifestyle to energy medicine.
Work at University of Toronto Press
Geri Savits Fine has been employed at University of Toronto Press since 2012, serving as a Copy Editor and Proofreader. In this role, she is responsible for ensuring the accuracy and clarity of various publications. Her tenure spans over a decade, during which she has contributed to the editorial quality of numerous academic and literary works produced by the press.
Education and Expertise
Geri Savits Fine studied English Literature at Stony Brook University, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree. This educational background has equipped her with a strong foundation in language, critical analysis, and effective communication, which she applies in her work as a copy editor and proofreader.
Background
Geri Savits Fine has a diverse professional background that includes writing and editing for various publications. She has written on topics such as retirement lifestyle issues, energy medicine, and functional foods. Additionally, she has experience conducting '360 interviews' for a career transitional consulting firm, showcasing her versatility in both writing and consulting roles.
Achievements in Publishing
Throughout her career, Geri Savits Fine has worked with several notable magazines, including Professionally Speaking, Saturday Night, Toronto Life, Canadian Living, ON Nature, and U of T. She developed a popular car seat guide for Today's Parent magazine, demonstrating her ability to create engaging and informative content for a wide audience.
Experience in Fact-Checking and Editing
Geri Savits Fine has held positions that emphasize her skills in fact-checking and editing. She worked at the Ontario Dental Association as a Copy Editor and Fact-checker for ten months in 2015-2016. Additionally, she conducted a fact-checking seminar for the staff of ON Nature magazine, highlighting her commitment to maintaining high editorial standards.