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Grace is a jack-of-all-trades with experience and knowledge in many different fields. She automatically leans towards imaginative and innovative work, such as blogging, articles, scripts, and other forms of creative writing. She also enjoys marketing development and is excellent at molding her voice to fit what a brand requires of her. Lastly, Grace has years of research experience in academia and is enthused at the possibility of continuing research-intensive work.
Grace is a lifelong music lover, serving for three years as a Disc Jockey on WXYC-Chapel Hill. She spends a lot of her free time consuming art and media in some form -- she hosts a weekly movie night with her closest friends, and also hosts a weekly writing workshop! Grace is an avid foodie, exploring restaurants in the Triangle area and new recipes to bake. Most of all, she's an avid people person and loves getting to work with others.
Graduated summa cum laude from UNC-CH, with a degree in English & Comparative Literature as well as minors in History and Writing for the Stage and Screen.
Grace has over six dozen publications in this industry, covering media commentary and nonfiction, along with screenplays, fiction, poetry, and prose.
Grace worked for over a year at Hope Renovations, a nationally recognized non-profit, and provided all copy for their social media accounts, as well as for their email newsletters. She also ran their News blog and developed press releases when necessary.
Now at The Poetry Cafe, a newly syndicated radio show at North Carolina Public Radio, she provides all copy for Twitter, Tumblr, Patreon, Tiktok, and Eventbrite when necessary.
Grace has developed dozens of articles of various lengths and goals, from editorials to educational content to entertainment and media commentary.
Grace worked as an on-air Disc Jockey for three years with WXYC Chapel Hill. She wrote album reviews and developed a specialty show discussing film and adaptational theory, as well as maintaining a freeform show with full manual duties (call answering and talksets).