Butler/Till blogs
- How to Create a Consistent Customer Journey: For Small-Medium Businesses (SMB)
- Statement Day: What It Is and Why It Matters
- Super Bowl Ad Critique
- Cultivating Change for Earth Day and Beyond
B2B SaaS in HR
- Aligning Benefits and Communications with DEI Goals
- The Rise of the 4-Day Work Week (and What it Means for your HR Team)
- 2022 Changes that will Affect your Benefits Strategy
Healthcare technology
- Remote patient monitoring for chronic conditions
- How age tech is the next wave of healthcare
- Creating empathy through technology for the aging population
Testimonial
“Katie is an amazing addition to any team. She is a strong writer (in many channels such as blogs and social), and she constantly pushes herself to think about an interesting angle while incorporating marketing best practices and innovative ideas. She is also better at taking feedback than anyone I’ve ever worked with. It’s a breath of fresh air, because you always know Katie welcomes any and all feedback, and remembers it long in the future to make everything she does consistently better. Katie is fun, interesting, a team player, and a fast learner all around.”
— Morgan Rogers, Owner of Bunkhouse Creative
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Published work
In 2017, I achieved my lifelong goal of seeing my work in a book. My essay, “Thoreau’s Political Activism: The Construction of Unconventional Masculinity,” was published in the St. Lawrence Review. That accomplishment only motivated me to keep pushing myself and achieving more English goals.
Throughout my time at St. Lawrence, I was featured in multiple campus publications:
- “Ecocentric and Anthropocentric Environmentalism: Atwood’s Critique of Specialization” in the St. Lawrence Review
- “Solar Envy” in the Laurentian Magazine
- “Black Mirror and Posthumanism: What is Humanity?” in the Underground Journal
Then after college, I kept writing creatively:
- “Climate Anxiety to Climate Denial” in Honey + Lime Lit
- “Bare Necessities” in Tiny Spoon
- Poems
