Kim Morris is a versatile and accomplished science communicator and writer, with extensive experience working in academia and research. With a diverse background that includes a B.Sc. in Physical Geography and an M.S. in Applied Geoscience, as well as certifications in Social Media Marketing and Technical and Scientific Communication, she is skilled in translating complex data into engaging and accessible information for a range of audiences.

In her various roles, Kim has worked as a Researcher, Research Technician, Graduate Student Assistant, and Technical Writer/Editor for institutions such as the University of Alberta, Laurentian University, and the University of Alaska. Additionally, she has served as an Editor for Science Borealis, a leading Canadian science news aggregator, and was a Science Writer for the Alaska Space Grant Program (ASGP).

Through her work, Kim has demonstrated a strong interest in creative and original approaches to presentation, a commitment to making valuable contributions to her projects, and a broad range of skills in areas such as data analysis, technical writing, and social media marketing.