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Biography

In 2004, Suzy Bills graduated from BYU with a bachelor’s degree in history and minors in editing and dance. After working as an in-house editor for several years, she completed an MBA in preparation for starting her own writing and editing business. She’s worked with individuals and companies to publish fiction and nonfiction books for a variety of ages, picture books, doctoral dissertations, magazine articles, video scripts, technical manuals, business documents, website content, cookbooks, and everything in between. In 2014, she became a lead editor for the Joseph Smith Papers, and in 2017, she became an assistant teaching professor of editing and publishing at BYU.

Selected Publications

• "The Freelance Editor's Handbook: The Complete Guide to Making Your Business Thrive", University of California Press, Oakland, CA, 2021
• "Visions of Heaven: What My Near-Death Experience Taught Me about Eternity", Page 135, Cedar Fort, Springville, UT, 2018

BYU Citizenship

• Hiring committee for department internship coordinator and career preparation instructor — Committee/Council Member — November 2020–December 2020