G. Elizabeth Sherouse, Ph.D. – Writer, Editor, Advocate

G. Elizabeth Sherouse, Ph.D. is a writer, historian, and editorial consultant based in Atlanta. She holds a Ph.D. in U.S. and African-American History from the University of South Carolina, and has nearly 20 years of experience working with nonprofits and campaigns.

Writing

In addition to her previous work in academia, Dr. Sherouse has published widely on issues affecting the LGBTQIA+ community. As an ACLS-Mellon Public Fellow at the Human Rights Campaign and through volunteer work with other organizations, she has become a leading voice on bisexual identity and bi+ community politics.

Dr. Sherouse has bylines at ThinkProgress, The Advocate, and The Root, and has also published personal essays at Medium, and Unsweetened Magazine.

Consulting

Dr. Sherouse has distinguished herself as a compelling author and a gifted educator, and has garnered a reputation among colleagues and clients as an editor who works well under pressure and is careful to preserve the author’s original voice. Her areas of expertise range from academic and medical writing, to nonprofit fundraising and donor stewardship, to editing book manuscripts for established academics and first-time authors.

As a consultant, she offers copy editing, developmental editing and content feedback, general writing, research and research-based writing, ghost writing, speech writing, grant and proposal writing, resumé/CV and cover letter editing, and much more.

For more information, see Consulting.

Resumé and references available upon request.