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My name is Aaron S. Weber, but I’m not the Aaron Weber who registered Aaron Weber as a domain name. I’m the Aaron Weber from Charlottesville, who went to Haverford College (1999) and now lives in Cambridge, near Davis Square, just outside of Boston.

I work as a communications specialist at American Student Assistance, and freelance editor, writer, and social media marketing specialist. Freelance clients include United Domains and Shulman & Hill. I also do volunteer work with students at West Roxbury Academy and the Urban Science Academy.

For writing samples, see aaronsweber.com, or check the best-of category on this site.

You can also find me on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

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