Mia Walker is a writer at Her Campus at UT Austin and an undergraduate transfer student pursuing a bachelor's degree in History with a minor in Business & Public Policy. Passionate about research and storytelling, she enjoys writing about historical events, politics, law, lifestyle, advice, and pop culture.
Before transferring to UT, Mia earned her associate degree in History from Irvine Valley College. Now at UT Austin, she is an active member of Central Texas Model United Nations, Minority Women Pursuing Law, and Texas Youth Justice Alliance. Additionally, she works as a Library Page at the Briscoe Center for American History, assisting with historical archives and research. She also contributes to the U.S. National Archives as a Citizen Archivist, transcribing and annotating documents to improve accessibility.
Mia aspires to pursue a career in law, policy, or advocacy, using her research, analysis, and communication skills to drive meaningful change. Originally from Orange County, California, she loves attending concerts, reading, taking long walks, and indulging in sweet treats.
THE DANGERS OF PREDATOR CATCHER CULTURE
