Bio
Abigail Weaver offers an inquisitive mind as a writer, researcher, and editor who acts with tenacity to ensure the utmost quality of work whether in the publishing or academic world. With prior experience as a publishing and transcription editor, and now a teaching assistant, she strives to enhance her abilities in the literary and academic community through her work. With published works in various outlets from the Journal of Student Research to The Collegian, Abby aims to continue pursuing higher education and build her inventory of works. She can often be found weightlifting, wrangling dogs, or reading when not at work.
With two Bachelor's degrees from Colorado State University, one in Journalism and Media Communication and the other in History with an English minor, Abby is currently continuing her education at the University of Northern Colorado for her Master's degree in English. From there, her aim is to continue working in the book industry as an editor, pursue publication, and perhaps become a professor someday.
Considering how much of her time, money, and shelf space goes to literature, it’s only proper that she enters the publishing industry with the goal of having her own works in global bookstores and helping other authors in the same pursuit. To facilitate the expansion of literature is one of the most honorable callings. ​
Goals
Personality
Poised, ambitious, and articulate, Abby leads with authenticity. She has strong faith in her abilities with the knowledge that she can always improve and strengthen herself and those around her. As a self-starter, Abby prides herself on giving her best work for any task at hand and going beyond to explore more opportunities for learning and achieving.
Abby is an avid reader, writer, and defender of the Oxford Comma.
She's been described as the personified form of trivial pursuit.
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Currently, she is learning Irish, French, and Latin.
Prior to college, she was a multi-sport athlete, but now chooses to weightlift and kickbox. ​