Jennifer Kiley

Jennifer Kiley is a self-employed writer who has been working in this role since 1967. Jennifer specializes in fiction (short stories and novels) and non-fiction (autobiographical) writing.

Jennifer also has experience as an Animal Care Facilitator & Adoption Counselor at BCHS -- VT from 1981 to 1995, where they cared for animals, administered shots and medications.

From 1978 to 1981, Jennifer worked as an Interlibrary Loan & Reserve Librarian at Bennington College. Their responsibilities included researching and acquiring books from other libraries, managing periodicals, and processing books for availability. Jennifer also located and put books on reserve for faculty.

Jennifer served as a Board Member & Volunteer for the New Haven CT Women's Center from 1975 to 1977. During their time there, they organized a rally to celebrate women in 1976, coordinated speakers, hosted the event, and designed a T-shirt to commemorate the occasion.

In 1976, Jennifer was a co-producer for a gay and lesbian radio show at Yale University. Jennifer worked on the show from September to December.

Before that, Jennifer worked as a Student Assistant at Norwalk Community College from 1972 to 1974. Jennifer specifically assisted professors in the Psychology Department, focusing on testing.

Jennifer's first work experience was as an intern at the Westport Public Library from 1968 to 1971. Their tasks included film projector instruction, film repair, cataloging, filing computer cards, preparing overdue notices, organizing periodicals, working at the check-out desk, shelving books, and processing books by numbering their spines.

Jennifer Kiley attended Norwalk Community College from 1970 to 1974, where they obtained an Associates degree. Their field of study included Psychology, Philosophy, and Film Studies. Following this, they pursued further education at Yale University from 1976 to 1977, where they completed a degree in Learning with a focus on Creativity.