Writing Associates 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. Calls for applications are distributed through [email protected] and the graduate student listserv.
Writing Center Staff, 2020-21
Leadership
STEM Staff
- Alexandra (Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry)
- Amanda (Neuroscience)
- Amy (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology)
- Anna (Public Health-Behavioral Health Sciences)
- Anoop (Biology)
- Anthony (Public Health-Behavioral Health Sciences)
- Blessed (Medicine)
- Len (Chemistry)
- Meghan (Neuroscience)
- Shanelle (Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry)
Social Sciences Staff
- Alexandria (Africana Studies)
- Alina (American Studies)
- Amanda (History)
- Beth (Anthropology)
- Britt (Africana Studies)
- Devon (History)
- Devon (English)
- Jessica (Anthropology)
- Maggie (American Studies)
- Sarah (History)
- Wilton (Africana Studies)
Humanities Staff
- Atticus (French and Francophone Studies)
- Emily (History of Art and Architecture)
- Fiona (Classics)
- Joe (Slavic Studies)
- Josiah (Religious Studies)
- Kevin (Portuguese and Brazilian Studies)
- Laura (History of Art and Architecture)
- Mac (Classics)
- Nick (Religious Studies)
- Semilore (English)
- Tara (Slavic Studies)