Kaitlin Mottley
About Kaitlin Mottley
Kaitlin Mottley is a Copy Editor currently working at The Emory Wheel, where she has been employed since 2020. She has experience in social media marketing, content design, and public relations, and is dedicated to supporting low-income college applicants through her role as an Advising Fellow with Matriculate.
Work at The Emory Wheel
Kaitlin Mottley has served as a Copy Editor at The Emory Wheel since 2020. In this role, she is responsible for editing and refining content for the publication, ensuring clarity and coherence in articles. Her work contributes to the overall quality of the student newspaper, which serves the Emory University community in Atlanta, Georgia.
Education and Expertise
Kaitlin Mottley studied at Emory University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from 2019 to 2023. Her academic background provides her with a strong foundation in writing and communication, which is essential for her roles in editing and content design. This education supports her professional endeavors in various writing and editorial positions.
Background in Social Media and Content Design
Kaitlin has experience in social media marketing, having worked as a Social Media Marketing Assistant at a bakery in Memphis, Tennessee. Additionally, she completed two internships at Meta as a Content Design Intern in 2021 and 2022, where she focused on content strategy and design. These roles enhanced her skills in digital communication and content management.
Involvement with Matriculate
Kaitlin has been a three-year returning Advising Fellow with Matriculate, an organization dedicated to supporting low-income college applicants. In this capacity, she focuses on creating opportunities and providing guidance to students navigating the college application process. Her involvement reflects her commitment to educational equity.
Internship Experience
Kaitlin has gained valuable experience through various internships. She worked as a Public Relations Intern at The Japan-America Society of Georgia from 2020 to 2021 and as a Student Intern at Shelby County Schools in 2019. These positions allowed her to develop skills in communication, public relations, and educational support.