Student Journalism
How Meyer led both his school's newspaper and its literary magazine.
Meyer had a natural feel for writing and the drive to lead, not just contribute. We helped him turn that into real editorial authority — twice over.
Meyer earned Editor-in-Chief of both his high school's newspaper and its literary magazine — leading each staff, shaping the editorial voice, and setting the standard for both.
Under his leadership, the newspaper and Meyer himself earned multiple awards from MIPA, the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association.
Editor-in-Chief isn't a line you can invent on an application — and leading two publications at once is rarer still.
By senior year, Meyer had a body of published, recognized work and the leadership titles to match. His application didn't have to argue he was a writer and a leader. The record did it for him.
