Jennifer Ogunsola is an up and coming journalist on a mission to make a name for herself in the literary world. She grew up in Baltimore, MD, and has also lived in Philadelphia, New York City, and Atlanta. Jennifer graduated from Temple University with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism and Political Science. She holds a M.A. in Publications Design with an emphasis in Writing from the University of Baltimore (May 2009). During her time in undergraduate and graduate school, she completed internships at Radio One Inc., Black Entertainment Television Networks (BET), and TRACE magazine. When Jennifer started college she was more interested in producing than writing, however after writing two shows for BET things began to change. It was during the summer of 2004, while interning with BET, that she realized that her love for writing could manifest into a fulfilling career. In August 2004, the senior show writer for 106 & Park told Jennifer that her writing was extremely impressive, and encouraged her to seriously consider writing as a career. Two months later, in the fall of 2004, she published her first editorial piece in the Temple News Newspaper. Since then, Jennifer's love and dedication to writing has been very rewarding and her appreciation for writing has expanded tremendously.

Jennifer has written for BET, a national and international cable television network. Her editorial work, which focuses on fashion, health, politics, and lifestyle and culture, has appeared in Upscale Magazine, TRACE, Avenue Report, and B magazines. Jennifer has written on behalf of the Mayor of Baltimore City during her time as Communications and Public Relations Associate at the Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts. Writing is Jennifer's passion; however, there are no limits to her talents and skills. She has done production work with Radio One, Inc., producing a talk radio show on 1010 AM- WOLB that focused on entertainment, politics, and youth empowerment. At BET, she worked on three prominent TV shows, The Center, 106 & Park, and Dr. Bobby Jones Gospel. Jennifer also worked on the 2008 BET Hip-Hop Awards. The BET Network reaches more than 87 million households according to Nielsen media research, and can been seen in the United States, Canada, and the Caribbean. Jennifer has also done communications consultant work for OmniBlue Marketing. Here she developed a college representative program and has written for their monthly newsletters.

Jennifer is an active member in journalistic organizations that helps her keep abreast of what's important and what's on the horizon in journalism, as well as aiding her in enhancing her journalistic style. Several of these organizations include: the International Radio and Television Society, the National Association of Black Journalists and Society of Professional Journalists.

Jennifer currently lives in Atlanta, GA and works for the Mayor of Atlanta as a Media Relations Manager in the Office of Communications, freelances for Upscale Magazine, and working on her first book.