Abigail Murphy

Abigail Murphy has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Currently, they work as a Project Manager at Reference Medicine, where they facilitate team meetings and provides project management and administrative support. Abigail also builds and maintains a company wiki and establishes documentation best practices. Prior to that, Abigail worked remotely for Kakumei Consulting, where they created templates and documentation for clients and planned community events. Abigail also has experience as a Writing Assistant at Kingsborough Community College, helping students with their writing skills. Abigail also served as an Instructor of Record at Binghamton University, where they designed and taught Comparative Literature courses and provided one-on-one support to students. Abigail gained international experience as an English Language Assistant at LPO Joubert-Maillard in France, where they helped students improve their English speaking skills and organized activities. Additionally, Abigail worked as a Writing Assistant at the Towson University Writing Center, assisting students with writing and training other writing assistants. Abigail also worked as a Tutor at the Towson University Academic Achievement Center. In their early career, Abigail served as the Photo Editor/Associate Photo Editor for The Towerlight, where they managed photographers, took and edited photos, and posted them online. Abigail also co-hosted an online review blog for The Towerlight, offering commentary and analysis on television series.

Abigail Murphy began their education in 2012 at Towson University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and French. Abigail studied at Towson University from 2012 to 2016. Following their bachelor's degree, Abigail attended Binghamton University from 2017 to 2019, where they focused on Comparative Literature with a specialty in Translation. In 2016, they also participated in the Programme d'échange d’assistants de langue, although the specific degree and field of study are not mentioned for this program.