 She was a teacher at Utah Agricultural College.She was the head of the Department of Dramatic Art at Utah Agricultural College from 1900 to 1907; she was director of Community Children's Plays, staging her own adaptations of "The Blue Bird" and "Peter Pan"; her serials and plays were published in all the magazines of the state; articles appeared in "Harper's Weekly", "The Delineator", "The Woman's Magazine", "Boston Cooking School", "American Motherhood"; she was a writer of scenarios for the Gaumont Company and other film companies; she was the author of "Plotting the Play", which carried an introduction by Clayton Hamilton.She was associate founder of the Utah Agricultural College Little Theatre, Campus Players Club and Playmakers Club.