Staff Profile : June Holloway

Staff Profile June Holloway Editorial Administrator School/Degree BA, Temple University When you joined The Scientist November 199

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Staff Profile	June Holloway Editorial Administrator

School/Degree	BA, Temple University
When you joined The Scientist	November 1998
Job Description	Procure art for the magazine through contact with researchers, journals, professional organizations, universities and websites
Job related interests/achievements	Imposition development, trafficking editorial copy and page proof distribution of the entire July 19, 2004 issue in the managing editors absence-- challenging and fun
Favorite book	"The Matter Is Life" by J. California Cooper
Favorite website	www.essence.com
Favorite gadget	Books. OK, I know they aren't gadgets but I love to read.
What do you do when you're not at work	Run a household with two teenagers and sleep as much as possible

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