Lois Wingerson
Back more than a decade ago, when I was employed in biomedical publishing, I had the mind-altering opportunity to work remotely. This allowed me to relocate from bustling Brooklyn to a charming village in Wyoming, surrounded by wilderness. This trans- formed my life and my outlook on it. I am supposed to be retired, but I'm still hard at work!
Among many other ventures, I wrote the text and amassed many of the images for the rebuild of the town's destination website, I also maintained a blog about daily life in this remote Wyoming town. Lately I have started a nonprofit that brings top-rank classical music to this tiny rural town.
You can find me on LinkedIn. Although not very often.
- Founding member, Dubois Chamber Music
- Member, core leadership team, Wyoming Technology Coronavirus Coalition
- Founding Board member, Dubois Regional Initiative for a Vital Economy (DRIVE)
- Former Advisory Board member, Wind River Visitors Council, Destination Dubois, and Dubois Museum Association
- Creator and former Editorial Director of online publication for rheumatologists
- Content manager of innovative search engine for doctors
- Author of two books for the general public on the human genome project
- Science writer for newspapers and magazines, including Discover, Newsday, and the Economist.
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