Kimbra Cutlip


With the Help of
a long list of interesting and unusual jobs, I have traveled around the world. I've worked as an underwater camerawoman for scientific research in Australia, an insect collector in the jungles of Peru, and a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa.

My work has earned a silver award for excellence from Washington Ed Press and the New Horizon's fellowship award from the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing.

I hold bachelor's degrees in Anthropology and MagazineJournalism from Syracuse University and Newhouse School of Communications.


1993 to Present:

Freelance writer - General interest and natural sciences feature articles, children's books, poetry.

2003 - 2009:
Science Writer/Editor and Communications Specialist,
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center >>

1995 - 2003
Editor and Web Master
Weatherwise
Magazine >>

Previous Positions:
- Science Diving Officer for Smithsonian Institution,
- Video Producer, National Museum of Natural History
- Science Technician, Division of Fishes, National Museum of Natural History

Previous Volunteer Positions:
Board of Directors: American Academy of Underwater Sciences
EMT: Arlington, Virginia
Peace Corps, Niger, West Africa

Education:
B.A. - Magazine Journalism: Newhouse School of Communications, Syracuse University
B.A. Anthropology:, Syracuse University

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Order My Children's Books
Sailor's Night Before Christmas
(Pelican Publishing, 1999)
Firefighter's Night Before Christmas
(Pelican Publishing, 2001)

 

 

 

 

 

Contact me at:
somanywords@kimbracutlip.com