With 10+ years of experience in higher education, nonprofit media, and mission-driven organizations, I specialize in shaping data-driven multichannel storytelling strategies. Through my background in journalism and psychology, I bring a human-centered approach to content grounded in curiosity and empathy.
Currently, I am Director of Digital Content Strategy in Columbia University’s Office of Public Affairs, overseeing audience engagement, editorial development, website management, and analytics for flagship platforms like Columbia News and Columbia Neighbors. Previously, I worked as a producer at StoryCorps, traveling the country recording stories from everyday Americans and editing those recordings for broadcast on NPR's Morning Edition, the StoryCorps podcast, and digital/social media.
Outside of my institutional work, I created Flyover Podcast, a newsletter celebrating audio storytelling between the coasts that grew to 2,500+ subscribers. I’m also a teacher and proud mentor with Girls Write Now, helping the next generation of writers find and amplify their voices.
💡 Expertise
SEO & Analytics • UX & Content Strategy • Audio + Multimedia Production • Community-Informed Storytelling • Team Building • Teaching & Mentorship • Qualitative Research
🎙️ Byline Highlights
StoryCorps • NPR • St. Louis Public Radio • Flyover Podcast Newsletter
In addition to my full-time work, I teach strategic communication and run MKM Communications, LLC, a boutique communications firm supporting purpose-driven clients. If you’re building something meaningful, I’d love to help you tell the story.