She graduated from FSU in the spring of 2018, and was soon hired as assistant editor for the Her Campus national headquarters in Boston. In August of 2019, Her Campus promoted Warner to associate feature editor.

FSU’s Reading-Writing Center tutors and Digital Studio consultants are available to guide students through any questions they have about writing or digital projects.

She covered the catastrophic aftermath of Hurricane Michael, and now she and her WJHG-WECP colleagues are navigating the reporting environment during the COVID-19 pandemic.

She graduated from Florida State University in August 2019 and began working at the NYC-based agency in September 2019. She is a senior publisher for the company.

The students in her fall 2019 Women in Literature course nominated Cresgy for the award, citing her "encouraging...engaging" teaching style.

FSU's Reading-Writing Center and Digital Studio earned national certification in December 2019 for the work tutors and consultants offer to the campus community.

English graduate Lauren Olster credits her writing, editing, and media studies at FSU for giving her the foundation to craft her comedy career.

FSU students who major in English have found funny ways to combine their studies with their funny sides.

Craft is a fourth-year doctoral student in FSU's Creative Writing Program, and her debut poetry collection, Plunder, won the 2019 May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize.

She was one of 14 finalists who competed to win the competition. Miller's presentation was titled "Crafting the Setting of a Novel: Inspiration, Imitation & Invention" and explained the reasons for the location she chose for her novel.