Author: Tracey Flannery

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Tracey Flannery Biography

Tracey Flannery is an experienced education blogger, communication expert, and enthusiastic and competitive writer. Rosemary is currently holding the position of a freelance writer at First Writing Service, at the same time performing duties of Education communications consultant at Wheaton College in Chicago, Illinois. She also teaches public relations and political science there.

Before devoting her life to writing and education in general, Tracey Flannery received her Bachelor’s degree in Philology and Ancient Literature from the Northwestern University of Chicago. She studied English language and literature for over two years and moved  abroad  to continue her professional development at the University of Southampton, England. Tracey got her Master’s degree in English language teaching from the Southampton University of England. For the time she lived in England, Tracey worked as a teacher of English philology at the same university, and combined duties of a project manager.

For five years already, Tracey has served as an Education communications consultant and developed campaigns to communicate with students and teachers in public schools, colleges, and universities. She has hosted many conferences on Community Management and is currently working on her book on Leadership and Public Relations. Also, the previous year she mastered the professional marketing skills and started offering marketing services for small businesses.

Rosemary’s part-time interests include providing copywriting and translation services online. This most likely prompted her to try herself in freelance writing and educational marketplace. She is a hardworking and creative education blogger at First Writing Service and covers topics related to English, education and internships, distance learning, sociology, professional development, student engagement, and more.

Areas of Interest:

Language Arts, Public Relations, Professional Development, Project Management, Journalism, Translation, Copywriting

How to Use Quotes to Make Your Essay Better

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Using a Quote in Your Paper – Perfect Way to Succeed You probably have heard enough from your teachers that if you take someone`s words and use them in your essay, you should put quotations marks around those words. It was also said that using…

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Tips on Writing a Descriptive Essay. All Stages

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Tips on Writing a Descriptive Essay A descriptive essay is notably different from other essay types. The descriptive style of writing essays is used to produce a vivid picture of the object of your description, be it a person, thing or place. Unlike a narrative…

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How to Start a College Essay Flawlessly

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Know More about How to Start a College Essay Correctly You’ve started a college application essay for a couple of times but it doesn’t seem right? Yeah, that’s probably why you’ve got to this web page for some college essay prompts. Been there, done that….

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Simple Ways to Be Creative

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7 Valuable Habits to Create Something That Matters Creativity and good imagination always play an important role in almost every profession or industry. Each person is creative and original, despite doubts or popular myths. Each of us is able to think big, see what does…

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