Bio

“Kimberly’s writing is like a breeze filled with ancient fragrances – like incense in Carl Jung’s study. Yet, her work also strikes me as an emerging kind of feminism – rooted in primordial wisdom and myth not trapped in a modern battle with frenzied materialism – though Kimberly is clearly armed and dangerous.”
– Michael Carroll, author of Awake at Work, The Mindful Leader and Fearless at Work

Kimberly Nagy is a professional writer who has written for Scientific American, the New York Daily News, Your Teen for Parents and Ravishly among other publications.

A member of the American Society for Journalists and Authors (ASJA) Nagy’s writing ranges from parenting to women in science. She’s particularly interested in the untold stories and perspectives of women in history and mythology.

Nagy’s day job is currently devoted to serving higher education institutions for whom she crafts strategic website content, conducts interviews with students and tells impactful stories about remarkable faculty and trailblazing research. In the field of higher ed, Nagy has worked in virtually every aspect of marketing, publicity and communications including work on press campaigns, web content, viewbooks, radio and TV ads, emails and brochures as well as full length academic manuscripts.