Julie Miller is the CPGC’s Coordinator for Communications, Data, & Programs. She earned her B.A. in Broadcasting, Telecommunications, & Mass Media from Temple University in 2012 and was previously a member of the Alpha Phi Omega community service fraternity at American University in Washington, DC.

Following the completion of her degree, Julie worked for several years at WXPN, contributing to the station's local music blog and coordinating the web presence for Zydeco Crossroads, a project supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. Julie joined the CPGC in 2015 as a data assistant and now manages the On-Campus Events, Off-Campus Conferences and Workshops, and Community Engagement funds in addition to coordinating publicity for the Center’s programs and maintaining the online application system.

Julie’s commitment to community engagement and social justice stems from an integrated learning program she was a part of in middle school, which uses the territory of the Darby Creek Watershed as a platform for inquiries regarding sustainable living and environmental justice.