Editing
I provide a variety of editing services for social scientists. Whether you’re looking for a conversation partner to discuss early ideas, a final polish on an article manuscript, or something in between, I’d love to work with you.
In addition to editing formal academic manuscripts, I specialize in helping academics translate research findings to a broader audience. As Blog Editor for Contexts, I’ve worked with authors on jargon-free, public-facing essays addressing everything from racial vocabularies to NBA All-Star nominations to The Golden Bachelor (check out the posts below).
To inquire about availability and pricing, please fill out the form on the right side of this page or shoot me an email at evanstee@sas.upenn.edu.
"The class politics of fine dining" (Victor Ray)
"Race, 'that ugly word'" (Ann Morning)
"The case for grandmothers" (Neda Maghbouleh)
"The privileged professor" (Musa al-Gharbi)
"What the golden bachelor gets right about older adult dating" (Lauren Harris)
"And to those who hath all-star nominations" (Thomas Biegert)
"Why did motorville stay blue?" (Stephanie Ternullo)
"Who gets to speak for autism?" (Catherine Tan)