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Elizabeth Miller has a diverse work experience that spans several roles and industries. Elizabeth started their professional career in 2014 as an Arts and Crafts Coordinator at Inwood Country Club, where they planned events and supervised activities for children. In 2019, they interned at Elmcrest Children's Services, collaborating with the Department of Social Services and participating in family sessions to support parents and children. Elizabeth also developed and taught parenting classes in partnership with Parent Educators and Social Workers.

In 2019, Elizabeth interned at the Multicultural Life and Diversity Office at SUNY Cortland, mentoring transfer and first-year students and collaborating with university departments to provide support. Elizabeth later joined The Learning Center at SUNY Cortland as a Peer Tutor, where they tutored college students in Spanish classes and counseled them on study strategies.

Elizabeth's most recent work experience includes roles at Sibly, where they held various positions. As a Wellness Coach, they used motivational interviewing skills to connect with members and provide guidance on improving their well-being. Elizabeth also wrote reports on members' goal progress and challenges. Later, they became a Wellness Facilitator, organizing wellness meditation moments and an art show to foster team collaboration. In their current role as a Wellness Coach Shift Lead, Elizabeth provides support to coaches, facilitates shift check-ins, and notes incidents for feedback.

Overall, Elizabeth's work experience reflects their strong interpersonal, mentoring, and coaching skills, as well as their ability to collaborate with diverse teams and support the well-being of individuals.

Elizabeth Miller has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from the State University of New York Cortland. There is no information available regarding the start and end years of their education at this institution.