Geoffrey Giller

Geoffrey Giller is a dedicated professional pursuing a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in creative writing, with a rich background as a science and environmental journalist for over six years.

His insightful science writing has been published in reputable platforms such as The New York Times, Scientific American, Discover Magazine, Audubon, bioGraphic, and the Yale Alumni Magazine, showcasing his expertise and passion for communicating complex scientific concepts to the public.

Geoffrey's educational journey includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology and French from Amherst College, a Master's of Environmental Science degree from Yale School of the Environment, and additional studies in French at the Vassar-Wesleyan Program in Paris.

His professional experience spans across various notable positions, such as being an MFA student in Creative Writing at Columbia University School of the Arts, a Science writer for independent projects, an Engagement Editor at The Open Notebook, an Editorial Research Assistant at Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, an Editorial Intern at Scientific American, and many more diverse roles in journalism and academia.

Geoffrey Giller's extensive background includes serving as the Editor-in-Chief at Sage Magazine, a Magazine Intern at Audubon Magazine, a Lab and Field Assistant at Skelly Lab at Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, a Research Assistant at Miller Lab at Amherst College, and various other roles that highlight his dedication to environmental science and communication.

His multifaceted skill set also extends to photography, as demonstrated during his time as a Photographer at the Office of Public Affairs at Amherst College, showcasing his creativity and visual storytelling abilities.

Additionally, Geoffrey Giller has shared his expertise as a Counselor at Bucks Rock Camp, emphasizing his commitment to education and mentorship beyond traditional academic settings.