Writing

	Jennifer’s jokes appear in The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Jokes (Alpha/Penguin).
	Jennifer is the author of the Dewars Guide to Debating, a 22-page standalone booklet packaged with Vice magazine. Click to download (PDF)
	Jen is quoted as an “expert” in Santa vs. Satan: The Official Compendium of Imaginary Fights, by Jacob Kalish.
	Jen contributed a three-page “how-to” about fashion show planning to Wendy Shalit’s Girls Gone Mild.
	Published on McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: A MEMO TO MY NEW BOYFRIEND RE: CLARIFICATION OF OFFER SELF-HELP BOOKS FOR HIPSTERS AN OPEN LETTER TO JAMES RANDI REGARDING HIS “ONE MILLION DOLLAR PARANORMAL CHALLENGE”

Quizzes for City Scoops Magazine:

A short piece to which Jen sold the film rights for the production of an animated short:

Milk

Published on Junkiness.com:

Ways to Make News About War in Iraq More Interesting to Average Americans

Published on HelloHilarious.com:

Inside Jen Dziura’s fan mail

Published on Economist.com:

Put them all together, they spell M-O-T-H-E-R

Pro-Blogging
In addition to blogging at Jenisfamous.com since 2004 and maintaining the blog for the Williamsburg Spelling Bee, Jen was one of 16 bloggers in the US and Canada chosen for the Ford Motor Company’s blogger summit and has blogged professionally for Jewcy.com. Here are a few sample posts from her weeklong guest contributor stint there:

Jewishness Worth $500 Premium

Fundamentalists Right: Gays Are Only Gay When They Feel Like It

Nothing Wrong with a Little Proactive Propaganda

Cockfighting

How a Southern Gentile Learned About Judaism from Sassy Magazine

Next, We’ll Play “Adult Altar Boy”!

Gay Tweens Need Dolls

Our Troops Need Tampons

Flocabulary: World War II in Hip-Hop

My Omnibus Farewell Post: GIRLS GONE MILD, Wendy Shalit, and “Modest Fashion Shows”

Print

Jennifer has published over 150 newspaper articles in publications including The Virginian Pilot (as the “teen columnist” in the mid-nineties), Virginia Beach’s This Week at the Beach, and the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine. She is the winner of a National Society of Newspaper Columnists award in Humor Writing. Here are some of her clips:

Going the Distance: The first woman captain of the Dartmouth Boxing Club recalls her biggest fight- Dartmouth Alumni Magazine
Promotional Modeling: How to make money (and avoid agony) - Supermodels Unlimited
Molly Crabapple at Jigsaw Gallery - Coagula Art Journal #73
Let’s get ready for visitors from outer space - The Virginian Pilot
Take a number if you want to keep our area code - The Virginian Pilot
Marco Polo skeptic probably doesn’t even like cookie dough - The Virginian Pilot
Alabama chain gang convicts link work with displeasure - The Virginian Pilot
Bean there, done that - The Virginian Pilot
Multiple births create a multiplicity of issues - The Virginian Pilot
Culture on the move will drive on through - The Virginian Pilot

Business writing

Jennifer has written for Jungle MBA magazine, contributed to SAT preparation manuals appearing at Barnes & Noble, and regularly reviews manuscripts for Barron’s Educational Series.
Jennifer wrote these downloadable grammar flashcards for Manhattan GMAT
Jennifer wrote two children’s stories for the C. Everett Koop Institute’s educational Hepatitis C website
Internet Marketing Metrics (PDF download) - This white paper is used in a Course Reader for the BUS 419 class at California Polytechnic University

Current Projects

Jen is considering various (nonfiction) book projects.
Jen has developed a one-woman show called What Philosophy Majors Do After College. She plans to take this show on tour to colleges and fringe festivals.
Jen is working on a one-woman show about punctuation, to be premiered at the Empire State Book Festival in 2010.
Jen has been filmed for several television networks, but is keeping quiet until there’s an air date.
Jen is founding an international traveling nerd festival. Check Jenisfamous regularly — nay, hourly! — to be promptly apprised of the nerdtastic tour schedule!