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, 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.