K. Miller

K. Miller is a versatile writer who delves into nonprofit communications, blogging, journalism, and social media among other areas. They have served as an editor for websites and various creative projects. In addition to their writing pursuits, they bring teaching experience in literature and writing, covering educational levels from elementary to college.

K. Miller obtained a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing from the University of Michigan and achieved a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Writing Seminars with a notable 3.9 GPA from The Johns Hopkins University.

Their professional background includes roles such as Lecturer at the New England Literature Program at the University of Michigan, Copyeditor at Take Notice, Inc., Adjunct Professor at Dillard University, and Producer (Intern) at Crosstown Conversations. They also have experience as a Research and Writing Intern at Recirculating Farms Coalition, Blogger, Cashier/Barista at Argus Farm Stop, L3C, Intern at Growing Hope, Intern at Canarium Books, Teaching Intern at Inside Out Literary Arts Project, Graduate Student Instructor at the University of Michigan, Teaching Intern at Baltimore School for the Arts, and Community Impact Intern at Baltimore Green Space.

K. Miller's expertise spans creative writing and film artistry, making them a valuable asset in content creation and storytelling across various platforms.