Claire Elkin, Staff Reporter
Claire Elkin serves as an Editor-in-Chief of The Science Survey, where she not only oversees the editing and writing of articles but also brings her passion for storytelling, arts, and culture to the forefront of her work. A dedicated reader and lover of music, Claire uses journalism as a platform to amplify diverse voices and provide her audience with insightful, in-depth coverage. Her favorite stories delve into the lives and experiences of various communities, aiming to create immersive narratives that help readers connect with worlds beyond their own. Looking ahead, Claire hopes to pursue journalism in her academic career, especially within the field of linguistics, where she can deepen her understanding of language and its impact on shaping compelling narratives. Claire also sees photojournalism as a unique companion to written storytelling, providing a raw, visual dimension that words alone sometimes cannot capture. For her, photos can convey emotions, contexts, and moments with a depth that complements and often enhances traditional reporting. Beyond her journalistic work with The Science Survey, Claire is involved in research in developmental and clinical psychology, exploring how these fields intersect with communication and storytelling in meaningful ways.
