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Arcadia Content Creator Spotlight: Kristine Lewis

This is a creator who puts out content worth your time!

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Arcadia Content Creator Spotlight: Kristine Lewis
Kristine Lewis

Hi! For those who don’t know me or haven’t seen my work before, I'm the Editor-in-Chief of Odyssey at Arcadia.

With over 1,200 communities across the nation and more than 14,000 content creators, it’s easy to miss or overlook a creator who is producing great chance. As a way to help you make sure you’re not missing one of those creators right here at AU Odyssey, I plan to highlight someone from time to time that I think is creating exceptional content.

This week, that individual is Kristine Lewis.

Have you seen her latest article? Check it out here!

Kristine has only been with Odyssey since September and has already written numerous hilarious & informative articles. I recently asked her what she's gotten out of creating content for Odyssey, and she said:

"I enjoy writing for odyssey because it's given me a platform to share my ideas with my community every week. I also look forward to writing each week because it's a major creative outlet for me."

Are you interested in becoming a content creator for Odyssey? If so, you can request to join right here: https://muse.theodysseyonline.com/apply

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