Originally from New Haven County, Connecticut, Scott graduated from Goucher College in Baltimore with a degree in English literature and a concentration in creative writing. While there, he was the recipient of BOMB Magazine's 2004 Fiction Prize and the 2005 Summer Writing Fellowship through the Kratz Center for Creative Writing.
He attended the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies where he worked with a photographer on the story of the lone year-round couple on a small Maine island. And through the Island Institute, he served as the William Bingham Fellow for Rural Education on the island of Frenchboro (year-round population: 65), teaching in the one-room schoolhouse and working with the town's selectboard on municipal projects.
Since graduating with honors from The Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University in 2010, he has worked as a creative writing and multimedia instructor at several schools and arts programs, an online news producer at Education Week in Bethesda, Maryland, and most recently, as the in-house filmmaker at the Island Institute.
He is a member of Steel House in Rockland, Maine where he lives with his wife and two handsome tuxedo cats.
He plays and records music when he has time and is a DJ on a radio show called City Limits.
More than anything, he loves Otis Redding, trains, and New Haven pizza.
To learn more, see Scott's resume.
He attended the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies where he worked with a photographer on the story of the lone year-round couple on a small Maine island. And through the Island Institute, he served as the William Bingham Fellow for Rural Education on the island of Frenchboro (year-round population: 65), teaching in the one-room schoolhouse and working with the town's selectboard on municipal projects.
Since graduating with honors from The Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University in 2010, he has worked as a creative writing and multimedia instructor at several schools and arts programs, an online news producer at Education Week in Bethesda, Maryland, and most recently, as the in-house filmmaker at the Island Institute.
He is a member of Steel House in Rockland, Maine where he lives with his wife and two handsome tuxedo cats.
He plays and records music when he has time and is a DJ on a radio show called City Limits.
More than anything, he loves Otis Redding, trains, and New Haven pizza.
To learn more, see Scott's resume.
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