Krys Gollihue is a technical content writer for a Fortune 100 technology company, specializing in digital content, copyediting, and user research support. Prior to their career in tech, they spent a decade as an educator at top schools across the Southeast, teaching professional and technical writing across disciplines like engineering, information security, nursing, and business. During this time, they published academic articles in the top journals in their field of technical and digital communication.
Krys served for 4 years as Editor for the Philanthropy Journal, a program of the Institute for Nonprofits at NC State, where they helped launch The Nonprofit Experience, a storytelling podcast about nonprofit work and impact in North Carolina. They developed digital content, communication streams, and financial strategies to guide the journal towards becoming a nationally recognized publication.
They also served as the Extension Assistant for the DH Hill Library Makerspace, where they developed programming and curriculum around critical making, specifically textiles and wearables. They developed the NCSU Repair Cafe and served on the Making Space Working Group, dedicated to bringing diverse perpsectives in STEM to campus for speaking and workshop engagements.
They are also a poet and creative writer, having taught creative writing and published in journals like Quarterly West, The Boiler, and Carolina Quarterly.
Krys’s approach to supporting writers is grounded in allyship and mentorship. Whether your project is technical or creative, they understand your goals and empower you with knowledge you can take with you to your next project.
When Krys is not writing, they’re building Homefarm, an ecological restoration project in central North Carolina, and telling her plants stories you’ll never believe.
Reach out to Krys if you need help with your writing project, whether you have a full manuscript or just an idea brewing:
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