SCOTT T. MILLER

"Writing is an adventure. To begin with, it is a toy and an amusement. Then it becomes a mistress, then it becomes a master, then it becomes a tyrant. The last phase is that just as you are about to be reconciled to your servitude, you kill the monster and fling him to the public." — Winston Churchill

RESUME

THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA (2007-PRESENT)

Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Sports Studies (anticipated graduation May 2011)
Cumulative GPA: 3.70

ESPN.COM (JUNE 2010-AUGUST 2010)

Attended daily production and editorial meetings and facilitated communication between the two groups to create an online product in which written and video content is seamlessly integrated together
Edited articles and blurbs daily for “Outside the Lines,” Rick Reilly, and Dick Vitale, while also maintaining the aesthetics of their online indexes
Helped redesign and implement the online hub for SportsCenter’s “My Wish” series
Ghostwrote stories for “Baseball Tonight” analysts such as Eduardo Perez, J.P. Ricciardi, and Buck Showalter

THE DAILY IOWAN (AUGUST 2007-DECEMBER 2010)

Sports journalist for the award-winning student newspaper, currently serving as the lead football writer
Editor of PREGAME, a 32-page football tabloid that reaches over 50,000 readers on a weekly basis and provides the most extensive Iowa football coverage in the state
Covered every 2010 Hawkeye football game and produce content on a daily basis for both print and online
Archive

THE WASHINGTON TIMES (JUNE 2009-JULY 2009)

Covered various sporting events such as the AT&T National golf tournament, NBA draft workouts, and D.C. United games. Also, wrote a longer feature on NBA agent David Falk

THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL POST (FEBRUARY 2009-MAY 2010)

Contribute to the prominent football Website with unique columns on the football world
Broke the national story of former Kansas football head coach Mark Mangino’s resignation on Dec. 3, 2009
Archive

KRUI 89.7 FM (JANUARY 2009-APRIL 2010)

Hosted the weekly one-hour radio show “Pro Sports Talk with Scott Miller”

BOB SMILEY (MAY 2008-AUGUST 2008)

Worked as a research assistant for Bob Smiley, author of the book “Follow The Roar: Tailing Tiger For All 604 Holes of His Most Spectacular Season,” published by Harper Collins, released on November 11, 2008

AWARDS/SCHOLARSHIPS

2011 — Third Place Hearst Sports Writing
2011 — First Place Mark of Excellence Awards, Society of Professional Journalists Region 7, Sports Reporting
2010 — Second Place Hearst Sports Writing
2010 — Second Place Mark of Excellence Awards, Society of Professional Journalists Region 7, Sports Reporting
2010 — Associated Press Sports Editors’ Scholarship Recipient
2010 — Philip D. Adler Journalist Scholarship Recipient
2010 — Miriam Taylor Health and Sports Studies Scholarship Recipient
2010 — University of Iowa Alumni Association IOWA Club Scholarship Recipient
2009 — McClenahan Guthrie Journalism Scholarship Recipient
2009 — Miriam Taylor Health and Sports Studies Scholarship Recipient
2009 — University of Iowa Alumni Association IOWA Club Scholarship Recipient

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