Abigail Rose

Bio

Abigail Rose is an active writer, editor, and researcher in the literary and academic sectors, and a multi-published author who engages a female-focused readership with intricate world-building and playful storytelling.

Abigail’s accomplishments as an award-winning writer testify to her skill; in 2010 and 2011, she took first place in the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers’ Colorado Gold Contest and the Golden Pen by the Romance Writers of America Golden Network. While earning her Master’s in Arts Leadership and Cultural Management at Colorado State University, Abigail was invited as a guest curator at the Gregory Allicar Museum. She fused her passion for the arts with her passion for studying cultural artifacts in her exhibit, Women’s Textiles Across Africa: The Symbolic and the Practical.

Currently pursuing her doctorate in Education at the University of Colorado Denver, Abigail is the executive editor of Cases on Leadership for Equity in Higher Education, a double-blind, peer-reviewed publication that advances critical discourse in higher education. She has co-authored academic articles; most notably, she is the first author of “Navigating Diversity, Leadership, and Social Media Challenges in Higher Education” in Case Studies in Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Higher Education, an Intersectional Perspective by Kendall Hunt Publishing. Her academic research concentrates on the issue of inequity among college admissions following the repeal of Affirmative Action.

Education

Abigail earned her B.A. in Classical Civilization from Loyola University Chicago, her Master of Arts Leadership and Cultural Management from Colorado State University and is pursuing a doctorate in Education in Leadership for Equity in Higher Education, expected 2025.