Amber Zellner

Amber Zellner developed a passion for writing at an early age, admiring her mother for her free-lance work in local magazines in the Atlanta area. She stayed on track through her years in her primary education and graduated in 2004 from Shiloh High School, GA. She then entered as a freshman graduated four years later with Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications at Savannah State University. The more her professors embedded in her that mass media is a vital source for communication, the more Amber wanted to become a print journalist. It took her a while for her to jump on that bandwagon, but by the end of her junior year of college, everyone knew her for her debut article titled, "The things men say...will they ever get it?" in SSU's campus paper The Tiger's Roar. From then, she didn't stop. She contributed to numerous issues of the Tiger's Roar her junior and senior year of college. In 2007, going into her senior year of college, she took an internship at the Savannah Tribune Newspaper. There, she was put right to work, publishing her first article highlighting the high school graduation ceremonies in the Savannah area. In the fall of 2007, she was appointed as the editor-in-chief of The Tiger's Roar for the spring semester. Amber wanted to pursue more editorial work and landed another internship at The Savannah Morning News Newspaper in 2008. There she was a contributing writer for DO - an insert in every Thursday's paper with highlights on dining, events, nightlife and the arts. There she compiled a bar of the week listing for every Thursday, compiled a summer eating guide for the summer of 2008 and not to mention, of course, wrote articles and Q&A pieces on local and national artists and bands. Aside from articles, Amber has written countless opinion blogs published on Facebook. You can catch her blogs either on Facebook.com or Misszellner.spaces.live.com.