Katina Dunn

Seminars at the Art Institute of Chicago, Art Center College of Design, Book Clinics at University of Chicago

Suburban Newspapers of America, United Press International, National Newspaper Association

Katina Dunn, a 1980 graduate of Evanston, Illinois' Northwestern University, is an accomplished writer and journalist. Her Bachelor of Science degree in Speech, which she received from Northwestern, has served the freelance and syndicated writer well in the development of her own singular voice. Katina Dunn has earned substantial recognition from her peers, and her work has been distributed nationwide in such prominent and disparate periodicals as the New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Sun-Times, and the Orange County Register.

With the Orange County Register, Katina Dunn was able to hone her editing skills to a more finely tuned degree. For three years, Katina Dunn served as the Style Editor for the widely read OC Register. The Orange County publication, a three-time winner of the coveted Pulitzer Prize, prides itself on its top-notch staff, trusting it to deliver to its reader base the very best in news and information. As the Orange County Register's Style Editor, Katina Dunn was responsible for ensuring the periodical's layout and content were as fluid and accessible as possible.

Katina Dunn has delivered quality freelance work to publications across the nation since 1978. When Ms. Dunn is not writing, however, she is likely found reading in her Sierra Madre, California home. Among a list of Ms. Katina Dunn's favorite authors are Jon Krakauer, Naomi Klein, Harold Pinter, Octavio Paz, Zora Neale Hurston, Samuel Beckett, and Nikos Kazantzakis.

Katina Dunn is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, an organization "dedicated to the perpetuation of a free press as the cornerstone of our nation and our liberty."