Clips on clips on clips
Books
The Architecture of Privacy, O'Reilly Media, Inc. 2015.
Corporate + Education
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Upperline
"Teacher Profile: Jeff Astor," 4 August 2016
"What To Bring to Class," 23 June 2016
"Computer Language Fundamentals: Five Core Concepts," 13 June 2016
"AP Computer Science and Coding Immersives: How Do They Compare?," 24 May 2016
"What Are Libraries and What Do I Do With Them?," 17 May 2016
"What Is GitHub and Why Do I Need to Use It?," 10 May 2016
"Four Uncomfortable Words to Get Comfortable With ASAP," 3 May 2016
"Coder-Turned-TA: Katherine T.," 26 April 2016
"Help! I Don't Know What I'm Doing! (Aka, What To Do About the Impostor Syndrome)," 20 April 2016
"What is Group Learning and Why is it Good for CS?," 12 April 2016
"Can I Program A Tesla?," 6 April 2016
Palantir
"Following the Ivory," 16 September 2014
"Analyzing the Present and Possible Futures of the U.S. Veterans Population With CNAS and Palantir Metropolis," 7 August 2014
"Mapping the Syrian Crisis with the Carter Center," 5 June 2014
"The Palantir Scholarship for Women in Engineering Finalists Are Here," 10 March 2014
"How Many Years a Slave?," 24 January 2014
"New Office for NCMEC, New Possibilities," 19 December 2013
"C4ADS and the Odessa Network," 6 November 2013
"Teacher Profile: Jeff Astor," 4 August 2016
"What To Bring to Class," 23 June 2016
"Computer Language Fundamentals: Five Core Concepts," 13 June 2016
"AP Computer Science and Coding Immersives: How Do They Compare?," 24 May 2016
"What Are Libraries and What Do I Do With Them?," 17 May 2016
"What Is GitHub and Why Do I Need to Use It?," 10 May 2016
"Four Uncomfortable Words to Get Comfortable With ASAP," 3 May 2016
"Coder-Turned-TA: Katherine T.," 26 April 2016
"Help! I Don't Know What I'm Doing! (Aka, What To Do About the Impostor Syndrome)," 20 April 2016
"What is Group Learning and Why is it Good for CS?," 12 April 2016
"Can I Program A Tesla?," 6 April 2016
Palantir
"Following the Ivory," 16 September 2014
"Analyzing the Present and Possible Futures of the U.S. Veterans Population With CNAS and Palantir Metropolis," 7 August 2014
"Mapping the Syrian Crisis with the Carter Center," 5 June 2014
"The Palantir Scholarship for Women in Engineering Finalists Are Here," 10 March 2014
"How Many Years a Slave?," 24 January 2014
"New Office for NCMEC, New Possibilities," 19 December 2013
"C4ADS and the Odessa Network," 6 November 2013
Journalism
The Brooklyn Quarterly
duke Magazine
"New App Aims to Transform Social Media," Winter 2013, p. 51
"Finding 'Moral' Ground," Special 2013, p. 7
"Rapper on the Rise," Summer 2013, p. 49
"What We've Learned: Primates," Summer 2013, p. 18
"Cleaning Up the Scum," Summer 2013, p. 17
“Pancakes and Donuts and Pizza, Oh My!” Spring 2013, p. 18-19
"Planet Duke: Russia - Don't Call It A Study Abroad," Spring 2013, p. 13
"Duke Delegates in Doha," Spring 2013, p. 12
“Are We Recording?” Duke Magazine blog, 16 November 2012
“Senior Moment: Five Duke seniors reshape the culture of the women’s soccer team,” November-December 2012, p. 52-54
“A Warehouse’s Second Act,” November-December 2012, p. 11
“What We’ve Learned: Saddam Hussein,” November-December 2012, p. 18
"Finding 'Moral' Ground," Special 2013, p. 7
"Rapper on the Rise," Summer 2013, p. 49
"What We've Learned: Primates," Summer 2013, p. 18
"Cleaning Up the Scum," Summer 2013, p. 17
“Pancakes and Donuts and Pizza, Oh My!” Spring 2013, p. 18-19
"Planet Duke: Russia - Don't Call It A Study Abroad," Spring 2013, p. 13
"Duke Delegates in Doha," Spring 2013, p. 12
“Are We Recording?” Duke Magazine blog, 16 November 2012
“Senior Moment: Five Duke seniors reshape the culture of the women’s soccer team,” November-December 2012, p. 52-54
“A Warehouse’s Second Act,” November-December 2012, p. 11
“What We’ve Learned: Saddam Hussein,” November-December 2012, p. 18
“La-la-la-Latvia,” November-December 2012, p. 51
“How Are You ForeverDuke: David Morgenstern,” November-December 2012, p. 57
“Duke, Basketball, Forward,” Duke Magazine blog, 26 October 2012
“Look Out Blue Devil, There’s a New Mascot in Town,” Duke Magazine blog, 1 October 2012
“Planet Duke: South Africa – Immersed in History,” September-October 2012, p. 16
“Archival Reunion,” September-October 2012, p. 14
“Maxing Out the Visa,” September-October 2012, p. 15
“Students on the Stump,” September-October 2012, p. 15
“Taking the Show on the Road,” September-October 2012, p. 55
“Present History,” July-August 2012, p. 36-41
“Digging Deep: Duke linemen lend muscle to a well project in Ethiopia,” July-August 2012, p. 42-43
“How Are You ForeverDuke: David Morgenstern,” November-December 2012, p. 57
“Duke, Basketball, Forward,” Duke Magazine blog, 26 October 2012
“Look Out Blue Devil, There’s a New Mascot in Town,” Duke Magazine blog, 1 October 2012
“Planet Duke: South Africa – Immersed in History,” September-October 2012, p. 16
“Archival Reunion,” September-October 2012, p. 14
“Maxing Out the Visa,” September-October 2012, p. 15
“Students on the Stump,” September-October 2012, p. 15
“Taking the Show on the Road,” September-October 2012, p. 55
“Present History,” July-August 2012, p. 36-41
“Digging Deep: Duke linemen lend muscle to a well project in Ethiopia,” July-August 2012, p. 42-43
“Who Needs Feminism? Lots of People,” July-August 2012, p. 14
“While You Were Sleeping: In search of a good night’s rest at the Millennium Hotel,” May-June 2012, p. 20-21
“What We’ve Learned: The Brain,” May-June 2012, p. 18
“Twin Lives,” March-April 2012, p. 18-19
“Q&A with Stephen Kelly: Discovering Our True North,” March-April 2012, p. 20-21
“Still Clucking,” March-April 2012, p. 11
“The Producer,” March-April 2012, p. 12
“Let’s Dance,” March-April 2012, p. 13
“The Century Club,” March-April 2012, p. 16
“The Brain as Common Ground,” March-April 2012, p. 17
“Jimmy Soni ’07: Riding High in the Blogosphere,” March-April 2012, p. 59
“Model House,” January-February 2012, p. 30-35
“By the Numbers: The Link,” January-February 2012, p. 7
“Swift Bonding,” January-February 2012, p. 9
“Pastoral Art,” January-February 2012, p. 11
“Leaps and Bounds: Duke’s largest student production is a showcase of unbridled talent,” January-February 2012, p. 20-21
“Brooms Up! The Harry Potter generation brings a new sport to Duke,” November-December 2011, p. 22-23
“Center of Attention: Junior Allison Vernerey expects big things this year,” November-December 2012, p. 18-19
“Q&A with Kevin Smith: Copyrights and Copywrongs,” November-December 2011, p. 20-21
“High-Tech Hat tricks,” November-December 2011, p. 12
“While You Were Sleeping: In search of a good night’s rest at the Millennium Hotel,” May-June 2012, p. 20-21
“What We’ve Learned: The Brain,” May-June 2012, p. 18
“Twin Lives,” March-April 2012, p. 18-19
“Q&A with Stephen Kelly: Discovering Our True North,” March-April 2012, p. 20-21
“Still Clucking,” March-April 2012, p. 11
“The Producer,” March-April 2012, p. 12
“Let’s Dance,” March-April 2012, p. 13
“The Century Club,” March-April 2012, p. 16
“The Brain as Common Ground,” March-April 2012, p. 17
“Jimmy Soni ’07: Riding High in the Blogosphere,” March-April 2012, p. 59
“Model House,” January-February 2012, p. 30-35
“By the Numbers: The Link,” January-February 2012, p. 7
“Swift Bonding,” January-February 2012, p. 9
“Pastoral Art,” January-February 2012, p. 11
“Leaps and Bounds: Duke’s largest student production is a showcase of unbridled talent,” January-February 2012, p. 20-21
“Brooms Up! The Harry Potter generation brings a new sport to Duke,” November-December 2011, p. 22-23
“Center of Attention: Junior Allison Vernerey expects big things this year,” November-December 2012, p. 18-19
“Q&A with Kevin Smith: Copyrights and Copywrongs,” November-December 2011, p. 20-21
“High-Tech Hat tricks,” November-December 2011, p. 12
The New Yorker
(full author archive)
“When Cursive Cried Wolf,” 31 August 2011
“Where Latin and Arabic Meet: A Bridging of Two Alphabets,” 29 June 2011
“Game Night at the N.Y.P.L.,” 24 May 2011
“All Hail the King,” 19 May 2011
“What’s On View at the N.Y.P.L.’s Centennial Exhibit,” 17 May 2011
“What’s Really Under the Sea,” 3 May 2011
“Whitman the Scrivener,” 20 April 2011
“Down Below the Street: Helvetica and the New York City Subway,” 6 April 2011
“The Exchange: Ben Ryder Howe and My Korean Deli,” 5 April 2011
“Help for the (Casual) Book Hoarder,” 25 March 2011
“The Colors of St. Patrick’s Day,” 17 March 2011
“3-D Printing: Leaping Off the Page?” 15 March 2011
“The Google Art Project vs. Leonardo’s Ghostly Image,” 28 February 2011
“War, Boredom, and Journalism,” 22 February 2011
- Featured in Andrew Sullivan’s “Daily Dish” blog at TheAtlantic.com (2/27/11)
“For Your Coffee Break: Coffee Talk, Coffee Revolution,” 4 February 2011
- Featured in Andrew Sullivan’s “Daily Dish” blog at TheAtlantic.com (2/8/11)
“For the Book Lover, V-Day Advice” 25 January 2011
- Featured in The Huffington Post (1/29/11)
“The C.S. Lewis Bible,” 11 January 2011
“When Cursive Cried Wolf,” 31 August 2011
“Where Latin and Arabic Meet: A Bridging of Two Alphabets,” 29 June 2011
“Game Night at the N.Y.P.L.,” 24 May 2011
“All Hail the King,” 19 May 2011
“What’s On View at the N.Y.P.L.’s Centennial Exhibit,” 17 May 2011
“What’s Really Under the Sea,” 3 May 2011
“Whitman the Scrivener,” 20 April 2011
“Down Below the Street: Helvetica and the New York City Subway,” 6 April 2011
“The Exchange: Ben Ryder Howe and My Korean Deli,” 5 April 2011
“Help for the (Casual) Book Hoarder,” 25 March 2011
“The Colors of St. Patrick’s Day,” 17 March 2011
“3-D Printing: Leaping Off the Page?” 15 March 2011
“The Google Art Project vs. Leonardo’s Ghostly Image,” 28 February 2011
“War, Boredom, and Journalism,” 22 February 2011
- Featured in Andrew Sullivan’s “Daily Dish” blog at TheAtlantic.com (2/27/11)
“For Your Coffee Break: Coffee Talk, Coffee Revolution,” 4 February 2011
- Featured in Andrew Sullivan’s “Daily Dish” blog at TheAtlantic.com (2/8/11)
“For the Book Lover, V-Day Advice” 25 January 2011
- Featured in The Huffington Post (1/29/11)
“The C.S. Lewis Bible,” 11 January 2011
The Revealer
(full author archive)
“Outside the Law: Cheryl Perich and the First Amendment,” 17 January 2012
“The Dream of Full Unity: The Catholic Church Invites Anglicans to Come On Over,” 4 February 2011
“Imagination Standing in for Belief,” 14 January 2011
“Outside the Law: Cheryl Perich and the First Amendment,” 17 January 2012
“The Dream of Full Unity: The Catholic Church Invites Anglicans to Come On Over,” 4 February 2011
“Imagination Standing in for Belief,” 14 January 2011
Espn the Magazine
“6 Things You Should Know About Being a Cheerleader Coordinator,” 13 December 2010
“What Lies Beneath,” 1 November 2010, p. 132
“Striped Down,” 26 July 2010, p. 36
“What Lies Beneath,” 1 November 2010, p. 132
“Striped Down,” 26 July 2010, p. 36
Field & Stream
“Close Call with Mountain Lion,” July 2010
“Game Faces,” July 2010
“Q&A with Jon Michael McGrath III,” July 2010
“Game Faces,” July 2010
“Q&A with Jon Michael McGrath III,” July 2010
Other
"Spring Break Beats," Sunset (Westphoria), 25 March 2015
"10 Things I Learned From Editing Obituaries For Two Years" The Hairpin, 7 April 2014
“Manna Catering Offers Pop-up Experience for Kosher Diners,” New York Grub Street, 17 April 2012
“Scoreboard Jesus,” The New Inquiry, 13 January 2012
“Immigration Reform Advocates Stage Rally on Steps of City Hall in New York,” Latin America News Dispatch, 10 March 2010
“The Religion Beat: Pushed Out of the Pew?” NYU Livewire, December 2009
“A Clash Of Cultures in Qatar,” The Jewish Week, 19 December 2008
“Facing New Bias On Campus,” The Jewish Week, 29 October 2004
- Archived in Scholars for Peace in the Middle East Faculty Forum, 2 November 2004
“Mustang Sally,” Scholastic Art & Writing Gold Key Award for short fiction, 2003
"10 Things I Learned From Editing Obituaries For Two Years" The Hairpin, 7 April 2014
“Manna Catering Offers Pop-up Experience for Kosher Diners,” New York Grub Street, 17 April 2012
“Scoreboard Jesus,” The New Inquiry, 13 January 2012
“Immigration Reform Advocates Stage Rally on Steps of City Hall in New York,” Latin America News Dispatch, 10 March 2010
“The Religion Beat: Pushed Out of the Pew?” NYU Livewire, December 2009
“A Clash Of Cultures in Qatar,” The Jewish Week, 19 December 2008
“Facing New Bias On Campus,” The Jewish Week, 29 October 2004
- Archived in Scholars for Peace in the Middle East Faculty Forum, 2 November 2004
“Mustang Sally,” Scholastic Art & Writing Gold Key Award for short fiction, 2003
Theater
Abraham’s Daughters, a full-length play, Soho Playhouse, New York, NY, 13-29 August 2010
- Selected for The 14th Annual New York International Fringe Festival; playwright, producer
Migration, a play in one act, New York University, 5-6 December 2009
- Gallatin Theater Troupe’s Brandspankin’ Showcase, playwright, director
- Selected for The 14th Annual New York International Fringe Festival; playwright, producer
Migration, a play in one act, New York University, 5-6 December 2009
- Gallatin Theater Troupe’s Brandspankin’ Showcase, playwright, director
All photos above, © 2013 Elissa Lerner