
Curriculum Vitae
In school, I studied Creative Writing and learned the value of authentic storytelling and careful editing. I apply these skills to my professional work, where I translate clients’ missions and values into website copy that attracts potential customers, strengthens search visibility, and communicates information.
I am also committed to giving back. I actively volunteer in my city and support local conservation efforts to help build a healthier, more connected community.
Below you will find an overview of my education, career, and volunteer work.
Education
2019-2023
Bachelor of Science in English Creative Writing, Utah Valley University
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Scholarship position as a news writer for The UVU Review (August 2022- May 2023)
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Head Prose Editor for the literary journal Touchstones (January 2022-December 2022)
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Managing Editor for Touchstones (January 2023-May 2023)
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Editor in Chief for Touchstones (August 2023-December 2023)
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Student member of the faculty hiring committee (Spring 2023)
Professional Work
October 2024-Present
Content & SEO Specialist, Ninthroot
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Writes web-based marketing content for blogs, social media, landing pages, and ads
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Researches brand-related information to ensure accurate and informative content
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Implements and formats website content using HTML
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Optimizes website content using SEO best practices to improve search engine rankings
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Samples of written work available upon request
June 2023-Present
Staff Writer & Copyeditor, SLUG Magazine
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Writes articles and conducts interviews, mainly on Arts & Community topics and music reviews
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Collaborates with editors to ensure the accuracy of work
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Attends weekly editing meetings to edit and fact-check authors’ articles
Freelance Samples
November 2025
October 2025
Spring 2024
Simpson Estate & Elder Law (website copy)
Visit Utah: A Guide to Family-Friendly Ski Lodging in Utah
Volunteer Work
July 2025-Present
Volunteer Staff, Girl & Her Backpack
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Works with teenage girls ages 11-17 from varying socioeconomic backgrounds to teach them about Leave No Trace principles, outdoor safety, and personal confidence
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Leads girls through activities like yoga, hikes, backpacking, camping, and climbing
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Tables to spread awareness about the program
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Networks with other local organizations and government officials to secure partnerships and funding opportunities
June 2024-August 2024
Crewmember, Utah Conservation Corps
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Worked cooperatively with a crew for up to 9 days in remote locations across Utah
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Partnered with federal government agencies such as the US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Department of Natural Resources
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Obtained Wilderness First Aid certification, achieved A Sawyer status, and completed comprehensive training in conservation practices