Sarah Thomas-Oxtoby

Sarah Thomas-OxtobySarah Thomas-OxtobySarah Thomas-Oxtoby

Sarah Thomas-Oxtoby

Sarah Thomas-OxtobySarah Thomas-OxtobySarah Thomas-Oxtoby

Published Author & Writer, Multimedia Creator

New York City Metropolitan Area

About Sarah

Education

Experience

Education

Sarah earned a Master of Science in Journalism from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism in New York City. 


She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Anthropology from the College of Letters and Science at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where she graduated with Honors.


During her undergraduate 

Sarah earned a Master of Science in Journalism from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism in New York City. 


She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Anthropology from the College of Letters and Science at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where she graduated with Honors.


During her undergraduate studies, she also earned two Liberal Arts Associate Degrees in 

Social and Behavioral Science and  

Science and Humanities,

 from her hometown community college, 

College of the Canyons in Valencia, California.


She is a member in  the following 

national honor societies: 

Sigma Chi Eta, Phi Theta Kappa, 

and Gamma Beta Phi. 


Skills

Experience

Education

4+ years of editorial and broadcast content creation, communications and marketing experience. 


3+ years creating on-brand digital content derived from original research and reporting.


Sarah's experience includes covering education and business journalism. She is passionate about communications and journalism and the power of combining the 

4+ years of editorial and broadcast content creation, communications and marketing experience. 


3+ years creating on-brand digital content derived from original research and reporting.


Sarah's experience includes covering education and business journalism. She is passionate about communications and journalism and the power of combining the two fields to engage with people, build credible relationships, and curate compelling  reporting and storytelling in a trustworthy manner.


She enjoys analyzing data to connect the dots and create timely stories. Sarah recently earned a certificate in Essentials in Data Analysis by Microsoft and LinkedIn.


Her interests include hiking, traveling, and yoga. She completed a 500-hour yoga certification to gain a deeper understanding of the philosophy and practice.

Experience

Experience

Experience

2023 Fortune Editorial Fellow

Editorial team behind Fortune's 

advanced degree rankings

See Fortune's MBA ranking page here


2022 Forbes Editorial Intern

Editorial team for the 2022 Forbes 400,

wealth and business journalism

See Forbes article portfolio here


Delacorte Review Production Lead

while attending Columbia University 

Visit organization web

2023 Fortune Editorial Fellow

Editorial team behind Fortune's 

advanced degree rankings

See Fortune's MBA ranking page here


2022 Forbes Editorial Intern

Editorial team for the 2022 Forbes 400,

wealth and business journalism

See Forbes article portfolio here


Delacorte Review Production Lead

while attending Columbia University 

Visit organization website here

View 2022 Spring issue on Amazon here


Podcast Producer

while attending Columbia University 

Spotify podcast, Brooklyn Bridge episode here

Spotify podcast, Lower East Side episode here


Research Assistant

while attending 

University of Los Angeles, California

Visit school website here


Sports Information Reporter

while attending

College of the Canyons, Valencia, California

Player interviews

Live game coverage on  @COCAthletics 

See 2018 Head Coach profile here


Cumulus Media, Ann Arbor Market

Communications & Marketing Director

Successfully executed 150+ live events 

Internal/External communications

On-Air Radio Host

2013-2016

Visit company website here


News

Guidebook Now Available!

Click Here to view on Amazon! 


Sarah is a first generation student, so she gives back by mentoring other first generation students and nontraditional learners. 


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Sarah is a first generation student, so she gives back by mentoring other first generation students and nontraditional learners. 


She published a guidebook that provides insight into making higher education more accessible to first generation students and nontraditional learners, based on her own experience. 


She draws on her professional experience at Fortune, where she worked on the education team compiling, comparing, and analyzing data on advanced degree programs for Fortune's "Best" advanced degree rankings.

Top Clips: click titles to view

Forbes

Fortune

Fortune

If You Want To Make The Forbes 400 List, Go Into These 2 Industries


Published in accompaniment with 

the 2022 Forbes  400 List, 

garnering over 151,000 views.

Fortune

Fortune

Fortune

How valuable is an MBA? It’s the go-to degree for nearly 40% of Fortune 1000 execs


Published based on proprietary research 

and data aggregation of 

Fortune 1000 executives holding degrees.

Forbes

Fortune

Fortune

Billionaire Streakers: These 17 People Made The First Forbes 400 In 1982—And Are On The List Today


Published in accompaniment with 

the 2022 Forbes  400 List, derived from data-driven reporting.

Fortune

The Delacorte Review

Fortune

How the field of social work is adapting to modern technologies like virtual reality, A.I.


Published through independent reporting and primary sources from the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) and universities that are incorporating VR technology into their social work advanced degree curricula.

The Delacorte Review

The Delacorte Review

The Delacorte Review

Choose Wisely


Published through independent reporting and interviews with primary sources from various senior centers in Manhattan. Narrative nonfiction story based on responses to the question:

"What advice would you give to your younger self?"

Fortune

The Delacorte Review

The Delacorte Review

Nearly 5 million people have taken this online course—here’s how it can kickstart your computer science career


Published through independent reporting and a primary source interview with David J. Malan, Harvard University’s professor of computer science and the CS50 course. 

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