Kimberly Horg

Kimberly Horg joined the University of Pacific McGeorge School of Law in 2025 as the Marketing, Communications and Events Strategist. She received her Master of Fine Arts degree from California State University, Fresno. During the three years in the MFA program, she earned an emphasis in publishing and editing by working for as the online non-fiction editor at university’s literary magazine, The Normal School. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism with a concentration in news/editorial. She has had hundreds of articles and dozens of photos published both regionally and nationally.

In 2020, Horg was awarded the Investigative Reporters & Editors Diversity Fellowship. A dozen of her essays have been published in literary magazines including Dove Tales, Writing for Peace Literary Magazine, Abstract Elephant Magazine, Iris Literary Journal, East by Northeast Literary Magazine, Sterling Clack Clack Magazine, The Write Launch, Quibble Literary Magazine and BarBar Literary Magazine. One of her non-fiction essays was published in an anthology book about war by Free Spirit Press in 2022 and that same year, one of her historical fiction essays placed third in a writing contest in Flying Ketchup Press. Horg has a background in working for higher education and is also an adjunct English professor at Porterville College. She worked in the communications department at Stanislaus State University and San Bernardino Valley College. In addition, she has legal writing experience from tutoring law students at San Joaquin College of Law.