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Austin Carter is a PhD candidate in 19th-century American literature at UC Irvine, focusing on a dissertation titled "An Unoccupied Woman: Alternative Affects & the Illegible Bachelorette." Currently, Austin serves as an SAT Critical Reading Instructor at Elite Educational Institute, where responsibilities include preparing students for the SAT's Critical Reading section. Previous experience includes roles as a Contact Center Representative and Patient Access Representative III at Lancaster General Health, where customer service and process improvement initiatives were key tasks. Additionally, Austin coordinated fundraising efforts for Camp Kesem at the University of Richmond, raising significant funds for a camp that supports children of cancer patients. Educational qualifications encompass a B.A. in English with honors from the University of Richmond, an M.A. in English from UC Irvine, and current doctoral studies at the same institution.