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Kathleen Struck
Verified
Editor and Content Strategist, GSA
Boston, Maine, Washington
Beats
Biography
Malignantly optimistic about news. Skilled and tested journalist who has led small to large newsrooms in the U.S. and internationally. As adept with breaking news as with original content developed to engage and inform on various platforms. Mentor and team builder. Excellent storyteller and writer. Work and life experience in Washington, Boston, New York, Midwest, West Coast, Canada; the Middle East (Jerusalem, Gaza, West Bank, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey); Asia (Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia); Australia; Europe (including Russia and Ukraine); and Nigeria. Expertise in covering global issues and how they intersect with the U.S. Operate effectively under tight deadlines that require high-level, multi-tasking communication with internal and external partners, professional integrity, balance, fairness and quick thinking. Empathetic to team members’ life challenges and changes. Respectful and efficient with budget.
No interest in golf and auto racing.
Content
By Kathleen Struck Verified| Voice of America (VOA) Verified The number of students studying at U.S. colleges and universities sharply declined for the school year that started in September 2020. Experts attribute the decline to the COVID-19 pandemic. A survey of almost 3,000 institutions of higher education in the U.S. showed a 15% decrease in the number of international students attending the 2020-2021 school year. The number of new student enrollments was slashed by 45.6%.
By Kathleen Struck Verified| Voice of America (VOA) Verified Not many computer science students command a lot of attention, especially from the American public. But Matt Amodio, a student at Yale University, is on a streak. He has persevered (at last count) 36 consecutive times on the wildly popular and geeky game show “Jeopardy!” where the goal is to know more than your fellow contestants and win a lot of money. Amodio is a fifth-year doctoral candidate in computer science at the Ivy League university in New Haven, Connecticut.
By Kathleen Struck Verified| Voice of America (VOA) Verified The number of students studying at U.S. colleges and universities sharply declined for the school year that started in September 2020. Experts attribute the decline to the COVID-19 pandemic. A survey of almost 3,000 institutions of higher education in the U.S. showed a 15% decrease in the number of international students attending the 2020-2021 school year. The number of new student enrollments was slashed by 45.6%.
Company Info
GSA
The General Services Administration (GSA) is an independent U.S. government agency established in 1949 to enhance federal operational efficiency. Based in Washington, D.C., GSA employs around 12,000 people and manages a budget of $61.1 billion for fiscal year 2024. The agency oversees significant procurement activities and a vast portfolio of federal property assets. GSA serves as the centralized provider of real estate, acquisition, and technology services for federal agencies. It constructs, leases, and maintains federal buildings, manages a large motor pool, and procures equipment and IT services. The agency also develops government-wide IT policies and tools, focusing on accessibility and security. GSA's mission includes modernizing government operations and promoting sustainable infrastructure while ensuring responsible use of taxpayer resources. Its primary customers are U.S. federal agencies, the military, and government employees, with a commitment to efficient service delivery.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
+1 800-488-3111
Founded: 1949