Diane M. Stirling

I began reading and watching the news every day as a teen. I've since taken news and writing down many paths: journalism school, news reporting, corporate communications, public relations, B2B marketing. I've managed editorial for businesses, governments, foundations, non-profits, health care, and industry. I've directed crisis, employee, stakeholder, and community outreach media and communications. My latest work: trade association and academic magazine writing and publishing, research writing in the tech and information management realms, and business communication for a national public adjusting firm. I've loved it all and now am open to new writing challenges. While this page features news writing, you can see alumni, industry and research writing samples on my other pages.   

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Unique Blockchain Course Focuses on Management Tactics

Bitcoin first captured popular interest in blockchained cryptocurrencies, but Lee McKnight, associate professor at the iSchool, envisioned more far-reaching distributed ledger technology applications. He understood that students could benefit most from that widened perspective, too. As a verified ledger of all transactions, the technology could create trusted, secure, and virtually impenetrable records, making it perhaps the most significant innovation since the dawn of the Internet, he recalls