Professional/Personal Overview
Jennifer K. Stuller is a Seattle-based writer and scholar, specializing in gender and sexuality. Author, editor, feminist media critic, pop culture historian, and public speaker, Ms. Stuller has contributed to a variety of publications, from acclaimed blogs such as MSN, Geek Girl on the Street, FilmCatcher, and the Geek Girls Network, to local and national periodicals such as Bitch Media, Geek Monthly, and California/Washington CEO. Subject matter ranges from architecture & design to feminist issues, lifestyle trends, to travel, history, and popular culture. Often involving short turnaround times while relying upon detailed research, organization, multi-tasking, networking/communication skills, and subject flexibility. Additional demonstrated discipline and ability to independently complete long-term projects. Available for speaking engagements, college lectures, media interviews, conferences or other education efforts for your school, business or professional organizations.
Work Info
Expertise
Book Author
7 Years
Editor
10 Years
Writer
10 Years
Specialty
Arts & Humanities
10 Years
Entertainment
10 Years
Women's Issues
10 Years
Total Media Industry Experience
10 Years
Media Client List (# assignments
last 2 yrs)
Geek Girl on the Street (6-10), Bitch Media (3-5), Intellect Ltd Publishing (1-2)
Other Work History
Co-Founder and Programming Director, GeekGirlCon
Computer Skills
Proficient in Windows and Mac OS X platforms, with experience in Microsoft Office, iWork, and Adobe CS-based workflows.
Equipment
Leica Digital Camera, Laptop, Digital Audio Recorder
Awards
Amelia Bloomer Project List of Recommended Titles for 2011
Associations
Whedon Studies Association
Other
Professional writer, critic, scholar, pop culture historian, public speaker, and author.
Freelancer Availability
I freelance full-time. I live near Seattle-Tacoma, WA. I am willing to travel anywhere. I have a driver's license.
Work Samples
Public Speaking
(Humanities Washington )
This conversation will examine women's representations in media and women's roles as media makers, inspiring us to think deeper about popular culture, media, gender images and storytelling.
(Comic Arts Conference )
Articles
(Bitch Magazine )
A celebration of Sex-ed, Boggle, and Ren-fair feminism, a Femme Farewell to King of the Hill's strongest Texan, Peggy Hill. Ho yeah!
(Geek Monthly )
The most sensational, inspirational, celebrational, Muppetational Jim Henson exhibition is touring the country. Jennifer K. Stuller reports on its stop in Seattle.
Books
(I.B. Tauris )
Comprehensive, engaging and thought-provoking guide to female detectives, meta-humans and action heroines, as well as their creators, directors, performers, and consumers.
Nonprofit
(GeekGirlCon )
Programming planning and execution of annual convention. Involves networking, pursuit of talent, guests, panelists, sessions, presentations, signings, and workshops that represent and promote popular media/culture, sciences, engineering. Responsible for building and maintaining community partnership
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June 4, 2013 | San Francisco
