Euletha Dukes
New York, New York, United States
Euletha Dukes is a versatile professional with a background in ESL teaching, freelance writing, editing, photography, and academic design.
With a passion for international cultures and words, Euletha has taught English as a Second Language to adult international students at Connecticut State University.
During her teaching years, she honed her skills in student engagement by incorporating media, art, literature, and film into her lessons.
In her freelance writing and editing roles, Euletha contributed to publications such as the Martha's Vineyard Guide and Sitka Creations blog.
She also runs a personal project, Shoebox Chronicles, combining writing, photography, and film.
Transitioning into academic design, Euletha now works as an Associate Academic Designer at McGraw-Hill Education, handling research, content editing, copy revision, and workflow streamlining.
Aside from her professional pursuits, Euletha is a seasoned musician, playing violin for over 30 years and exploring guitar, singing, and music composition.
She is well-traveled, having visited various countries and is multilingual, fluent in French and proficient in Swedish and Spanish, offering tutoring and translation services.
Euletha aims to relocate overseas in the future and showcases her creative work on her Instagram page, @ShoeboxChronicles.
