Gina Hagler
Gina Hagler is a freelance writer covering science/technology policy, news and events, and the impact they have on our world and in our lives. She also writes about adoption, food allergies, things to do with kids in the DC Metro area, and sports. Her work has been published in Adoptive Families, Adoption Today, Odyssey, Faces, UniGalactic, and Washington Parent. A piece on Smart Home Technology will appear on the Discovery Channel Tech site in April. She's currently working an a book about hydrodynamics and runs KidWrite! -- an after school writing program for kids.
Ms. Hagler received a Letter of Merit from the SCBWI for her feature on the science of fire. The column she co-authors for Washington Parent received a Gold Level Award for Editorial Content from the PPA. She's a member of the National Association of Science Writers, DC Science Writers, and the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators
You'll find her blog at http://ginahagler.blogspot.com
Latest Articles
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Throw a Terrific Bar Mitzvah Party
Becoming a Bar Mitzvah at 13 is a significant passage in the life of a Jewish boy. Once the hard work is done and it's time to party, why not keep it simple and fun?
Mar 16, 2010
- Gina Hagler
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Use Mint.com to Manage Personal Finances
With the economy tighter than its been in years, people need to know where they stand financially. Mint.com by Quicken easily brings the total picture to their computer.
Feb 19, 2010
- Gina Hagler
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Generating Multiple Queries From a Single Idea
Time is literally money for a freelance writer. Every story idea must be used for more than a single query or the research necessary to make a living will be prohibitive.
Feb 12, 2010
- Gina Hagler
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Selecting the Right e-Reader
Today anybody can download books, periodicals, and newsletters to an e-reader held in their hand. Here are some ways to determine which e-reader is best.
Feb 12, 2010
- Gina Hagler
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Transforming Kids Into Writers
Writing is an essential skill for this generation. The ability to turn out meaningful sentences and paragraphs is obvious. But there's more to writing than the basics!
Jan 5, 2010
- Gina Hagler
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