MFA from Columbia. BA magna cum laude from WashU. William H. Danforth Scholar. The classroom and the boardroom have always been the same room to me.
Graduate study in creative nonfiction at one of the country's leading writing programs. Focused on the personal essay, memoir, and the intersection of identity and cultural criticism.
Creative Writing concentration. Double minor in American Culture Studies and Sociology. Graduated magna cum laude with a 3.92 GPA.
William H. Danforth Scholar · Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor SocietyCreative Writing, Art History, and Portfolio Development. Four weeks.
Advanced Creative Writing Workshop. Three weeks.
Staff writer and section editor for The Postscript, the school newspaper. Member of Politics Club.
Nomination-based merit and service scholarship at Washington University in St. Louis. Across the program's history, approximately 45,000 students have been nominated — roughly 650 are named. Renewed annually against academic and character standards. One of the university's highest undergraduate honors.
First byline in a daily newspaper — published at fourteen. The beginning of a thirteen-year (and counting) record in print.
Columbia University Pre-College — Advanced Creative Writing Workshop in New York City.
Pratt Institute Pre-College — Creative Writing and Portfolio Development, Brooklyn.
Washington University in St. Louis — BA magna cum laude, 3.92. Danforth Scholar. Three writing awards. Student newspaper, slam poetry, theater director.
Quoted in Fortune — twice in 2022, on Gen Z and the job market.
Columbia University MFA — Nonfiction Writing. The degree she'd been building toward since that first byline.
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