Sarah Cronin

Sarah Cronin is a multi-genre writer, journalist and teacher. Her work has been featured in publications across the U.S., Brazil and Guatemala. In 2023, her poetry was long listed for the Frontier Poetry Hurt & Healing Prize. Sarah has worked at the University of San Francisco as a Teaching Assistant and Adjunct Professor for the English Department and Writer for the School of Law.

• Nonfiction
• Poetry
• Fiction
• Literary studies
• Psychology
• Marketing communications
• Dance & performance studies

• 19th century literature
• Dance poetics
• Performance & resistance

• Secretary, Graduate Writers Association, University of San Francisco
• Workshop Facilitator, Bay Area Book Festiva

• University of San Francisco, MFA in Creative Writing, 2024
• UC Berkeley, BA in Psychology with a Minor in Performance Studies, 2012

• Teaching Assistant in English, University of San Francisco
• Writer, Marketing and Communications, USF School of Law
• Development Director, Organization for the Development of the Indigenous Maya

• University of San Francisco Schmidt Family Fellowship Award, 2022
• Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund Hoffman Scholarship, 2022
• UC Berkeley Regents’ and Chancellor’s Scholarship, 2012
• UC Berkeley Alumni Association’s Leadership Award, 2012

• Reverie for the Hard Times by Sarah Cronin, Four Leaf Collective Anthology, 2024
• The Invisible Hiker, by Kira Harland, Edited by Sarah Cronin, 2022