About Susan:

o  Executive assistant to managing partner of corporate law firm
o  Business owner for more than 25 years
o  Writing since before the Beatles invaded
o  Resides just north of the Mason-Dixon Line in the Cumberland Valley
o  Holds B.A. in English and Paralegal Certificate
o  Published author and editor
o  Survived renovation of 150-year old timber frame house (while living in it)
o  Curious–Willing to Learn
o  Respects and guarantees confidentiality

Sample Projects:

Creator of presentation honoring and showcasing the 45-year history of Lilian S. Besore Memorial Library. Scope of project included reviewing, editing, digitizing (scanning) and transforming a gargantuan collection of scrapbooks, photos, newspaper articles and ephemera into a continuous loop DVD/PowerPoint story.

Copyeditor and Proofreader responsible for accuracy of this comprehensive study showcasing 500 illustrations, 40 biographical essays and individual artist catalogues.
    Suriano, Gregory R. "The Pre-Raphaelite Illustrators, The Published Graphic Art of the Pre-Raphaelites and Their Associates" Oak Knoll Press & The British Library, 2000

Author and Workshop Presenter outlining the connection between creating a successful freelance business and hosting a tea party: planning & organization.
    Rotondo, Susan. "The Business of Being in Business", 2-Part series. KEY WORDS, American Society of Indexers

Research Assistant and Film Diarist for video broadcast on PBS and at museum exhibit featuring historical references, contemporary images and compelling interviews with teachers and students.
    "A Separate Place: The Schools P.S. DuPont Built" is a documentary film produced by the Hagley Museum & Library outlining the story of segregation and desegregation in African-American education in Delaware with particular focus on the schools personally financed and built by Mr. duPont in the 1920's.