Writing Center Staff (Spring 2024)

Leadership

Dr. Charlie Carroll '19 (Associate Director)

Britt Threatt (Senior Writing Associate, PhD candidate in Africana Studies)

Writing Center Ambassadors

Writing Center Ambassadors use their individual talents to develop projects that help the Writing Center support writers around campus. Ambassadors also serve as the first point of contact at the Writing Center on the 5th floor of the Sciences Library. During their shift, ambassadors greet incoming writers and manage appointment scheduling.

  • Fiametta Boffey '24
  • Paulina Gąsiorowska '27
  • Alex Nadirashvili '24
  • Tierra Sherlock '24
  • Kathy Wang '25

Writing Center Associates

Writing Associates are graduate students who work one-on-one with undergraduate, graduate, faculty, and staff writers during 60-minute pre-scheduled appointments in the Writing Center. Associates come from all disciplines and are trained to work with writers across the curriculum. Additionally, associates are trained to employ a liberatory, non-hierarchical pedagogy of writing; they are also familiar with foundational writing theory and evidence-based practices for teaching and learning writing.

STEM associates

  • Anna Alikhani (Behavioral and Social Health Sciences)
  • Krishna Amin (Neuroscience)
  • Taiylar Ball (Public Health)
  • Alexander Del Toro (Neuroscience)
  • Abigail (Abby) Drexler (Biomedical Engineering)
  • Noah Feldman (Medicine)
  • Abby Katz (Behavioral and Social Health Sciences)
  • Miles Miller-Dickson (Engineering)
  • Jarrod Petersen (Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology)
  • Shanelle Reilly (Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry)
  • Amy Rutter (Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology)

Humanities and Social Sciences associates

  • Amanda Arceneaux (History)
  • Bryant Brown (American Studies)
  • Mickell Carter (Africana Studies)
  • Samia Cohen (American Studies)
  • Margaret (Maggie) Danaher (Classics)
  • Kevin Ennis (Portuguese and Brazilian Studies)
  • Isaac Essex (American Studies)
  • Ashley Everson (Africana Studies)
  • Juan Gallardo (English)
  • Jennifer Greenberg (Religious Studies)
  • Tali Herskhovitz (Religious Studies)
  • Kiana Knight (Africana Studies)
  • Alyssa Manansala (English)
  • Anna Marti (American Studies)
  • Lucy McInerney (Classics)
  • Alexandria Miller (Africana Studies)
  • Michele Moghrabi-Brustia (Comparative Literature)
  • Lucy Onderwyzer Gold (Religious Studies)
  • Alvaro Pires (Classics)
  • Prudence (Prue) Ross (English)
  • Semilore Sobande (English)
  • Kaplan Trudo (Africana Studies)
  • Meena Venkataramanan (English)

Writing Center Consultants

Writing Center Consultants are advanced undergraduate Writing Fellows who are cross-trained to work one-on-one with undergraduate and alumni writers during 50-minute pre-scheduled appointments in the Writing Center. Consultants come from all disciplines and are trained to work with writers across the curriculum. Like Writing Associates, consultants are trained to employ a liberatory, non-hierarchical pedagogy of writing; they are also familiar with foundational writing theory and evidence-based practices for teaching and learning writing.

  • Eva Azazoglu '24
  • Emily Cigarroa '24
  • Adam Hall '24
  • Samiha Kazi '24
  • Alex Nadirashvili '24