I graduated from Kent State University in Ohio in May 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in newspaper journalism. I spent the next nine months at an internship with The Vindicator, a newspaper in Ohio.
That summer, I wrote fiction in Ireland as part of a six-week program through the University of Iowa.
I began working with the Naples Daily News in August 2011. As a multimedia journalist, I anchored a morning news video for the site and voiced a daily and weekly radio segment. Over my five years at the paper, I covered higher education, the city of Naples, crime and features.
I now work as a public information officer for the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, fulfilling records requests, arranging press conferences and writing releases. I also help to manage the agency’s social media accounts and produce videos.
I head two fiction workshops for writers in Southwest Florida. When I’m not writing, you can usually find me taking care of my many pets.
Feel free to contact me at kristine.gill@gmail.com.
