Meet our Consultants

Aaron Carico

Aaron Carico edits, writes, and is training in psychoanalysis. He has a PhD in American Studies and wrote a book on the history of slavery in US national culture titled Black Market. Specialties: African-American studies, American literature, American studies, Art Humanities, critical theory, dissertation writing, fellowship applications, film & media studies, history, literary analysis, nonfiction, Literature Humanities, philosophy. Languages: English.

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro

Ale is a member of the Columbia College Class of 2025, pursuing a double major in Economics and History. At Columbia, she is a Staff Editor for 4x4 Magazine, a literary publication of experimental fiction and poetry. She also serves as Station Manager of WKCR-FM, Columbia's radio station, where she hosts shows on opera and folk music and where she writes for and edits OnAir, a monthly music publication that goes out to subscribers. Ale is also a literary intern at IATI Theater, where she has translated several plays for staged productions. She loves writing of every kind—essays, short stories, plays, journal entries, or even just really good emails—but she is currently working on a research project on authority in writing instruction. Specialties: creative writing, economics, ESL, fiction, grammar, history, international relations, literary analysis, nonfiction, Literature Humanities, MLA style, music, Music Humanities, research, theatre/playwriting, screenwriting, translation studies. Languages: English, Spanish. Ale's pronouns: she/her.

Alex Dockery

Alex Dockery is a writing consultant at Columbia University with a strong command of essay writing and a passion for storytelling across genres. Known for his ability to guide writers in developing clear, compelling arguments, he draws on a deep well of experience in academic and creative writing. In addition to his consulting work, Ale writes fiction and has completed an original, unpublished piece that reflects his talent for narrative craft. His writing blends analytical precision with creative expression, making him a versatile and thoughtful voice in both scholarly and literary spaces. Alex's pronouns: he/him.

Alyssa Pelish

Alyssa Pelish is a writer, editor, and longtime writing consultant, both here at Columbia and freelance. Her work has been recognized by The Best American Short Stories 2018 and The Best American Essays 2020 and 2022; her first story collection was a finalist for the 2022 Spokane Prize for Short Fiction. Her fiction and essays have also appeared in The Paris Review, Harper’s, Slate, Conjunctions, Cabinet, New England Review, The Smart Set, The Baffler, FENCE, and North American Review, as well as having been featured on LitHub and the Granta blog. B.A. neuroscience, Carleton College. MFA Sarah Lawrence, creative writing. PhD coursework in literature, CUNY-Graduate Center. Specialties: American literature, application essays, art history, Art Humanities, British literature, comparative literature, creative writing, fiction, film & media studies, grammar, linguistics, literary analysis, nonfiction, Literature Humanities, personal statements, poetry, research, master’s thesis writing, translation studies, University Writing. Languages: English, French. Alyssa's pronouns: she/her.

Amira Silver-Swartz

Amira Silver-Swartz holds a BA in linguistics from Swarthmore College and an MA in Communication from UC San Diego. She has done research in comparative sign language linguistics; her overall focus is on language in connection to culture and identity. Her graduate studies include work in the fields of critical theory, political philosophy, sociology and anthropology, communication and media studies, gender and sexuality, education, and disability studies. At the Writing Center, Amira especially enjoys brainstorming, working on writing practices, and discussing conventions of standardized academic English. She spends her free time exploring the city, going to art museums, embroidering, baking, and over-analyzing jokes. Specialties: anthropology, application essays, art history, Art Humanities, business & professional writing, critical theory, ESL, fellowship applications, film & media studies, gender studies, grammar, history, job search materials, journalism, linguistics, literary analysis, MLA style, personal statements, philosophy, psychology, research, sociology, master’s thesis writing, University Writing, Religious Studies, Close Reading, Social Science Research. Languages: English. Amira's pronouns: she/her.

Barbara Paulus

Barbara Paulus is a visual artist and writer of fiction, personal essay, and creative nonfiction. She has a BA in Literature and a BA in Arts Management from Purchase College. In 2019 she completed her MA in Liberal Studies with a concentration in Film Studies at the CUNY Graduate Center. Her areas of focus included documentary film, experimental film, art writing, and urban narratives. Previously, she worked as the supervisor of the Borough of Manhattan Community College writing center and has experience as a museum educator. Outside of work you can find her photographing coastal landscapes. Specialties: American literature, application essays, art history, Art Humanities, creative writing, fiction, film & media studies, grammar, literary analysis, nonfiction, Literature Humanities, mixed media/genre projects, MLA style, personal statements, research, museum studies. Languages: English. Barbara's pronouns: she/her.

C.K. Kirch

Cathy "CK" Kirch is a professional writer and writing consultant, with a particular interest in serving neurodivergent writers. She holds a BA in English Literature and Cognitive Science from Boston University and an MFA in Fiction Writing from Columbia University, where she also taught University Writing: Readings in Data Science and Engineering. Her mixed science/humanities background fosters a passion for interdisciplinary work. CK's current research examines the ADHD writing process. Specialties: business & professional writing, creative writing, dissertation writing, fiction, film & media studies, literary analysis, Lit Hum, Art Hum, Music Hum, nonfiction, mixed media/genre projects, music, personal statements, poetry, psychology, research, science & technical writing, theatre/playwriting, screenwriting, master’s thesis writing, translation studies, University Writing, neuroscience, comic book/graphic novel writing, neurodivergent writing processes, disability studies. Languages: English, ASL. C.K.'s pronouns: she/they.

Candice Kail

Candice Kail is a writer, artist, librarian, and writing consultant both at Columbia and freelance. She holds a BA in Sociology and Women's Studies, a Master of Library & Information Science, and an MFA in Creative Nonfiction Writing from Columbia University's School of the Arts. In addition to working as a consultant in the Writing Center, she currently serves as Columbia University Libraries' Head of Web Services and has extensive experience as a reference librarian. Candice is also a practicing visual artist and has been a dancer all of her life. Her own writing ranges from poetry, lyric essays, and experimental art-centered writing to short fiction, essays, and more technical writing. Specialties: application essays, art history, Art Humanities, business & professional writing, Chicago Style, creative writing, dissertation writing, fiction, gender studies, international relations, job search materials, journalism, nonfiction, MLA style, Music Humanities, personal statements, poetry, proposal & grant writing, LOIs, research, science & technical writing, sociology, master’s thesis writing, lyric essays/poetry and experimental writing of most genres. Candice's pronouns: she/her.

Celine Aenlle-Rocha

Celine Aenlle-Rocha is a Lecturer-in-Discipline at Columbia, where she co-directs University Writing’s Readings in Law & Justice course. While completing her MFA in Fiction Writing at Columbia, she served as a Lead Teaching Fellow for the Center for Teaching & Learning and a Teaching Fellow in the UW program, teaching Race & Ethnicity and Contemporary Essays. She has also worked in an editorial capacity at The Kenyon Review, Columbia Journal, and The Morningside Review. Celine has received fellowships from the Kimbilio Writers’ Retreat, Key West Literary Seminar, Macondo Workshop, and Martha’s Vineyard Institute for Creative Writing, as well as residencies from the Hambidge Center, Collar Works, the Fairhope Center for the Arts, and Art Farm. Her creative writing has recently appeared in swamp pink, The Brooklyn Rail, Tahoma Literary Review, Joyland, and Obsidian. Languages: English, Spanish. Celine's pronouns: she/her.

Charles Green

Charles Green is an academic and playwright. His research interests include 20th/21st century drama, technology studies, theatre history, and cultural studies. His plays have been presented at the Kennedy Center, The Brick, and City Garage Theater. Charles is currently a PhD candidate in Theatre Studies at Columbia University, and he holds an MFA from the Iowa Playwrights Workshop. Specialties: creative writing, critical theory, film & media studies, literary analysis, Literature Humanities, philosophy, poetry, theatre/playwriting, screenwriting, University Writing. Charles's pronouns: he/him.

Charlotte Lindemann

Charlotte Lindemann is a researcher and educator working on a book project about speech and dialogue in American literature. She holds a PhD from Stanford and has taught literature courses at Stanford, Hunter College, and NYU. Specialties: American literature, American studies, critical theory, dissertation writing, film & media studies, literary analysis, Literature Humanities. Charlotte's pronouns: she/her.

Dasharah Green

Dasharah Green is an English PhD student at The CUNY Graduate Center. She received a BA in English honors with a double minor in Africana Studies honors and Political Science from John Jay College and an MA in English from St. John’s University. Her current research explores Black feminist archives and the art of Black women storytelling. She uses language as a tool to reimagine and uncover/track histories and genealogies of Black life through writing and storytelling. Dasharah has creative writing pieces and scholarly essays published in various interdisciplinary journals. She currently teaches English at Lehman College and in the Black and Latino Studies Department at Baruch College. Specialties: African-American studies, American literature, application essays, creative writing, fellowship applications, fiction, gender studies, job search materials, literary analysis, nonfiction, MLA style, personal statements, University Writing. Languages: English. Dasharah's pronouns: she/her.

DeVaughn Harris

I am a writer and educator focused on stories about the human condition (a.k.a, life) and how comedy, music, and writing help us tell those stories. My academic interests mainly focus on composition studies, writing pedagogy, and humor, but those interests are often supplemented by interests in African American rhetorics, creative writing, and philosophy. When not pursuing academic interests, I enjoy making music, which can be found on most streaming platforms under the moniker “Dev the Expert.” Additionally, I am an Italian and French language learner committed to realizing the vision of a multilingual and pluradialectical society. DeVaughn's pronouns: he/they. Specialties: African-American studies, creative writing, philosophy, research. Languages: English. DeVaughn's pronouns: he/they.

Elina Alter

I’m a writer and translator of poetry and prose from Russian. I’ve worked with students on writing at Columbia and NYU Abu Dhabi, and received an MFA from Columbia’s School of the Arts in 2016. Specialties: Associated Press style, application essays, Chicago Style, comparative literature, creative writing, fiction, job search materials, journalism, literary analysis, nonfiction, personal statements, proposal & grant writing, LOIs, translation studies, University Writing. Languages: English, Russian. Elina's pronouns: she/her.

Elizabeth Furlong

Elizabeth Furlong is a writer and educator. She holds a BA in English Literature and a BA in Creative Writing from the University of Chicago and is a Creative Writing MFA candidate in Fiction at Columbia. She has held editorial positions at Penguin Random House and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Currently, she teaches University Writing at Columbia. Specialties: American literature, British literature, comparative literature, creative writing, fiction, literary analysis, University Writing. Languages: English. Elizabeth's pronouns: she/her.

Elizabeth Walters

Elizabeth Walters is an MA candidate in Applied Linguistics at Teachers College. She previously served as a lecturer in the Undergraduate Writing Program at Columbia, where she co-created the Climate Humanities theme and co-directed the UW for International Students cohort, and she holds a MFA in creative nonfiction from Columbia School of the Arts. She is a writer and editor as well as an educator. She enjoys working with writing in a wide variety of disciplines. Elizabeth's pronouns: she/her.

Emily Suazo

Fedor Karmanov

I am a writer, researcher, and teacher currently living in Brooklyn, New York. I completed my Ph.D. in English and Interdisciplinary Humanities at Princeton University in May 2024. My peer-reviewed academic articles have been published or are forthcoming in English Literary History, American Literary History, and a joint issue of Modernism/Modernity and Cultural Analytics. I have taught literature and composition classes at Princeton (English), NYU (Core Curriculum), and at Northern State Prison through the Princeton Prison Teaching Initiative (PTI). Specialties: British literature, Chicago Style, comparative literature, critical theory, dissertation writing, fellowship applications, job search materials, literary analysis, Literature Humanities, MLA style, personal statements, research, science & technical writing, master’s thesis writing, translation studies. Fedor's pronouns: he/him.

Finn Anderson

Finn is a third-year MFA Candidate in the SOA Creative Writing Program and the recipient of a Teaching Fellowship in the Undergraduate Writing Program, where he teaches in the Urban Studies concentration. He is currently working on his first full-length collection of poetry, but secretly wants to be a novelist. Specialties: American literature, application essays, Art Humanities, British literature, creative writing, fellowship applications, fiction, grammar, linguistics, literary analysis, nonfiction, Literature Humanities, MLA style, music, personal statements, poetry, University Writing. Languages: English. Finn's pronouns: he/him.

Hal Sundt

Hal teaches literary journalism and academic essay writing at Oberlin College. He previously taught in Columbia's Undergraduate Writing Program and served as the writing consultant for the post-baccalaureate pre-medical program. As a writer his work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, The Ringer, The American Scholar, and been recognized as a “Notable” selection in The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2021. His first book is Warplane: How the Military Reformers Birthed the A-10 Warthog. Specialties: nonfiction writing, medical school personal statements, and academic essay writing. Hal's pronouns: he/him.

Isabel Realyvasquez

Isabel is a PhD student in English & Comparative Literature at Columbia. She holds a BA in English from UC Davis and an MPhil in Eighteenth-Century and Romantic Studies from the University of Cambridge. Her research explores representations of transatlantic empire, ecology, and climate in eighteenth-century and Romantic British poetry. Outside of academia, Isabel spends her time birdwatching in Central Park, baking sweet treats, and drawing the local flora and fauna in her sketchbook. She enjoys discussing all stages of the writing process, from brainstorming and structuring ideas to reworking and fine-tuning drafts. Specialties: application essays, British literature, comparative literature, critical theory, literary analysis, Literature Humanities, personal statements, poetry, research, science & technical writing. Isabel's pronouns: she/her.

Jason Takayuki Ueda

Jason Takayuki Ueda is coordinator of the writing center. Previously, he has taught composition and worked as a writing consultant at various universities in the city. His interests include modern and contemporary poetry, Japanese medieval history, labor studies, media and culture, cooking, and bike riding. Jason received a BA from Hunter College and an MFA in poetry from The New School. Specialties: American literature, Art Hum, British literature, close reading strategies, comparative literature, East Asian studies, grammar, Lit Hum, MLA style, personal statements and application essays, poetry, University Writing, long projects, American studies. Languages: English

Jessica Campbell

Hello! I am a Writing Center Consultant and a Lecturer within the University Writing Program. Before coming to Columbia, I studied English Education at Teachers College where I worked with pre-service English teachers and—after seven long years—earned my PhD. My research investigates the memories of writing that students bring with them to college and how those memories serve students' evolving identities as writers . In my early career, I taught middle and high school English and studied journalism. While I am a lifetime New Yorker who is only fluent in English, I love working with writers of all backgrounds, languages, and needs. I especially enjoy helping writers translate their earliest ideas into words on the page. Specialties: American literature, American studies, application essays, comparative literature, creative writing, dissertation writing, job search materials, journalism, literary analysis, nonfiction, personal statements, proposal & grant writing, LOIs, research, master’s thesis writing, University Writing. Jessica's pronouns: she/her.

Joe Bubar

I am a writer, editor, and journalist, pursuing an MFA in Fiction at Columbia, where I also teach Undergraduate Writing in the Contemporary Essays theme. Previously, I was a senior editor of The New York Times Upfront, a newsmagazine for high school students. I am also the author of several books for children and middle-grade readers, published by Scholastic. I’m currently working on my first novel. Specialties: American literature, American studies, comparative literature, creative writing, fiction, history, journalism, literary analysis, nonfiction, Literature Humanities, research, University Writing. Joe's pronouns: he/him.

Joey De Jesus

Joey De Jesus is the author of HOAX (The Operating System, 2021) and two chapbooks: We Animate the Dream: A Poet’s Run for Public Office (Mount Analog Political Pamphlet Series, 2021) and NOCT- The Threshold of Madness (The Atlas Review, 2019). Joey received the 2019-20 BRIC ArtFP Project Room Commission and 2017 NYFA/NYSCA Fellowship in Poetry. Poems have appeared widely in print and online and have been installed in Artists Space, The New Museum, and elsewhere. Joey is a co-editor at Apogee Journal and sits on the advisory board of No, Dear Magazine. Joey lives in Ridgewood, Queens, where they ran a competitive abolitionist campaign for New York State Assembly District 38 in 2020. Joey holds a M.A. in Performance Studies from New York University, a M.F.A. in Poetry from Sarah Lawrence College and a B.A. from Oberlin College. Specialties: African American studies, American literature, American studies, application essays, Art Humanities, British literature, comparative literature, creative writing, critical theory, dissertation writing, fellowship applications, fiction, and gender. Languages: English. Joey's pronouns: they/them.

kay kemp

I am a third-year PhD in the Theatre and Performance department, studying Latin American drama with a focus on post-dictatorship Chile, Venezuela, and Argentina. I am also a working and published playwright, producing work in New York, Chicago, and Detroit. Outside of school, I enjoy bike rides, hiking, and baking. Specialties: American studies, anthropology, Art Humanities, comparative literature, film & media studies, literary analysis, Literature Humanities, Music Humanities, theatre/playwriting, screenwriting, master’s thesis writing, University Writing. kay's pronouns: they/them.

Kirkwood Adams

Kirkwood is a lecturer in the Undergraduate Writing Program. He has taught composition at Fordham, College of Staten Island, FIT, Yeshiva and elsewhere. Before living in New York, Kirkwood taught at an elementary school in Boston. Back then, he was also a docent in the Gallery Instructors Program at the Museum of Fine Arts. He has an MFA in poetry. And he makes collages. Specialties: application essays, Art Humanities, Literature Humanities, personal statements, poetry, University Writing. Languages: English. Kirkwood's pronouns: he/him.

Maria Baker

Maria Baker is a writer of drama, fiction, and cultural criticism, as well as a translator. At the University of Vienna, she focused on German Philology, Theatre & Media Studies and eventually completed her B.A. in the US in English Literature and Creative Writing. She holds an MFA in Writing from Pratt Institute where she co-developed and teaches two Undergraduate Integrative Courses. She’s the facilitator of an on-going writing workshop for senior citizens in Brooklyn and a founder of the writers' collective Verbal Supply Company. Specialties: arts criticism, Art Humanities, creative writing, fiction, film & media studies, German, literary nonfiction, Literature Humanities, poetry, theatre/playwriting/, screenwriting, translation studies, multilingual approaches. Languages: English, German.

Matt Rossi

I am a short story writer, novelist, and essayist. Prior to joining the Writing Center, I taught at Michigan State University, where I taught courses in rhetoric, creative writing, and science writing, and was the managing editor of the Red Cedar Review and the REO Town Reading Anthology. I also held a faculty fellowship at the Corey Marsh Ecological Research Center, through which I created environmental humanities programs, including a community-engaged course in participatory science. My short stories and interviews have been published in New Orleans Review, Bennington Review, Gigantic Worlds, NY Tyrant, West Branch, Electric Literature, and elsewhere. I attended the Bread Loaf Environmental Writers Conference in 2023. I am also a passionate gardener. Matt's pronouns: he/him. Specialties: American literature, art history, Art Humanities, creative writing, fellowship applications, fiction, literary analysis, Literature Humanities, personal statements, science & technical writing, theatre/playwriting, University Writing, Environmental Humanities, Climate Science. Languages: English. Matt's pronouns: he/him.

Mingxi Xu

Mingxi Xu works in the junctures of philosophy and literature. She holds a MA degree in philosophy (Columbia, 23’) and did her BA in philosophy and economics (UVA, 21’). She has solo-authored and published one prose collection and another book of short stories. Her academic interests lie in metaphysical causation, modern aesthetics, possible worlds, and creative processes. Aside from consulting at the Writing Center, she is also an active researcher in aesthetics of fiction, causal explanation, and Buddhist philosophy. She enjoys discussions on multilingual writing, argumentative structures, critical analysis, philosophical topics, cakes, and cats. Specialties: Art Humanities, creative writing, critical theory, ESL, philosophy, research. Languages: English, Mandarin. Mingxi's pronouns: she/her.

Niki Cunningham

Niki Cunningham began her academic journey in two departments: Women’s Studies and Modern Culture and Media. She then did graduate work in modern studies where she focused on historiography and popular culture. She completed an MPH in the history and ethics of public health and medicine at Columbia. Along the way, she taught college writing and courses in the Holocaust and representation. Recently, she directed several master's theses at the School of Public Health. For almost 20 years, she has been a preprofessional advisor at Columbia, focusing on helping students with the writing required for professional school applications. Specialties: application essays, business & professional writing, fellowship applications, film & media studies, gender studies, history, job search materials, medicine & nursing, personal statements, science & technical writing, master’s thesis writing. Languages: English. Niki's pronouns: all pronouns.

Sam Wilcox

Sam is currently a PhD candidate in English & Comparative Literature at Columbia, focusing on early modern British literature. After completing their undergraduate degree in English and anthropology at Columbia, they worked as a secondary school teacher in Tennessee for two years before returning to pursue graduate studies. Their interests orbit language, aesthetics, and ecology in 17th-century poetry and prose. Specialties: American literature, anthropology, British literature, comparative literature, literary analysis, Literature Humanities, mixed media/genre projects, MLA style, research, master’s thesis writing. Sam's pronouns: he/they.

Sarah Wingerter

I’m interested in all aspects of the writing process, from initial idea generation to the final revision. I mostly write essays, but I love to read across genres and disciplines. I hold an undergraduate degree in Comparative Literature and a Certificate in German Language and Culture from Princeton. At Columbia, I currently teach University Writing (Readings in Medical Humanities) and, as an MFA student, am pursuing a joint course of study in Nonfiction Writing and Literary Translation. I’m also a physician and founding director of the Narrative Writing Program for faculty at Boston University School of Medicine. My work lies at the intersection of healthcare, literature, and writing. Areas of specialty as a consultant: American literature, application essays, British literature, close reading, comparative literature, creative writing, grammar, literary analysis, medicine and nursing, MLA style, nonfiction, pedagogy, personal statements, research, translation studies, University Writing. Sarah's pronouns: she/her.

Sarah Yukiko Ng

Sarah Yukiko Ng is a fiction writer and educator. She studied political science and creative writing in the Dual BA Program Between Columbia University and Sciences Po. She completed an MFA at Columbia's School of the Arts, where she was an Undergraduate Writing Fellow, teaching a beginning fiction workshop. She has also taught creative writing at a nonprofit on the Upper West Side and worked in writing centers at various other universities in New York City. Specialties: American literature, Asian American studies, creative writing, fiction, international relations, University Writing. Languages: English.

Sue Mendelsohn, director

Dr. Sue Mendelsohn is the director of the Writing Center and the Associate Director of Columbia's Undergraduate Writing Program. She's taught writing and rhetorical theory for two decades and is co-author with Aaron Ritzenberg of the writing handbook How Scholars Write (Oxford 2021). Her research uncovers the history of writing instruction for African-American college students during the Jim Crow era. Specialties: University Writing, dissertation writing, research, the writing process strategies, personal statements, and application materials. Languages: English.

Valeria Tsygankova

Valeria Tsygankova holds a PhD in English from Columbia University. Her research interests include the literature and culture of the nineteenth-century US, as well as modern writing pedagogy. Valeria also pursues creative nonfiction projects--with a focus on the environment and its representations in contemporary culture--and is currently an MFA candidate in Creative Writing at NYU. At Columbia, Valeria has taught American literature, Literature Humanities, University Writing: Law & Justice, UW: Contemporary Essays, and UW: American Studies, in addition to serving for three years as Director of the UW concentration in Law & Justice. Specialties: American literature, arts criticism, British literature, close reading, creative nonfiction, literary history and criticism, LitHum, pedagogy, philosophy, Russian, University Writing. Languages: English, Russian. Valeria's pronouns: she/her.

Valerie Seiling Jacobs

Valerie Seiling Jacobs holds an MFA in nonfiction from Columbia University and a JD from Cornell University. Before returning to academia, she practiced law for more than twenty years. She has experience teaching academic, creative, and legal writing. She is a former UWP instructor and previously served on the editorial board of The Morningside Review. Her essays have appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and other publications. Specialties: University Writing, dissertation and thesis writing, business & professional writing, literary nonfiction, law, research-based writing, and journalism. Languages: English. Valerie's pronouns: she/her.

Specialties

African American Studies

Aaron Carico, Dasharah Green, Joey De Jesus

American Literature

Aaron Carico, Alyssa Pelish, Barbara Paulus, Dasharah Green, Elizabeth Furlong, Finn Anderson, Jason Ueda, Joey De Jesus, Sarah Yukiko Ng, Valeria Tsygankova

American Studies

Aaron Carico, Jason Ueda, Joey De Jesus

Anthropology

Amira Silver-Swartz

Application Essays

Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, Barbara Paulus, Celine Aenlle-Rocha, Dasharah Green, Finn Anderson, Jason Ueda, Joey De Jesus, Niki Cunningham

Art Criticism

Maria Baker

Art History

Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, Barbara Paulus

Art Humanities

Aaron Carico, Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, Barbara Paulus, Bridget Potter, C.K. Kirch, Finn Anderson, Jason Ueda, Joey De Jesus, Kirkwood Adams, Maria Baker, Mingxi Xu

Asian American Studies

Jason Ueda, Sarah Yukiko Ng

British Literature

Alyssa Pelish, Elizabeth Furlong, Finn Anderson, Jason Ueda, Joey De Jesus, Valeria Tsygankova

Business & Professional Writing

Amira Silver-Swartz, C.K. Kirch, Niki Cunningham, Valerie Seiling Jacobs

Close Reading

Amira Silver-Swartz, Jason Ueda, Valeria Tsygankova

Comics & Graphic Novels

C.K. Kirch

Comparative Literature

Alyssa Pelish, Elizabeth Furlong, Jason Ueda, Joey De Jesus

Creative Writing

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Alyssa Pelish, Barbara Paulus, C.K. Kirch, Celine Aenlle-Rocha, Dasharah Green, Elizabeth Furlong, Finn Anderson, Joey De Jesus, Maria Baker, Mingxi Xu, Sarah Yukiko Ng, Valeria Tsygankova

Critical Theory

Aaron Carico, Amira Silver-Swartz, Joey De Jesus, Mingxi Xu

Disability/Neurodivergent Studies

C.K. Kirch

Dissertation Writing

Aaron Carico, C.K. Kirch, Joey De Jesus, Sue Mendelsohn, Valeria Tsygankova, Valerie Seiling Jacobs

East Asian studies

Jason Ueda

Economics

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro

ESL

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Amira Silver-Swartz, Mingxi Xu

Fellowship Applications

Aaron Carico, Amira Silver-Swartz, Celine Aenlle-Rocha, Dasharah Green, Finn Anderson, Joey De Jesus, Niki Cunningham

Fiction

Aaron Carico, Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Alyssa Pelish, Barbara Paulus, C.K. Kirch, Celine Aenlle-Rocha, Dasharah Green, Elizabeth Furlong, Finn Anderson, Joey De Jesus, Maria Baker, Sarah Yukiko Ng, Valeria Tsygankova, Valerie Seiling Jacobs

Film &Media Studies

Aaron Carico, Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, Barbara Paulus, C.K. Kirch, Maria Baker, Niki Cunningham

French

Alyssa Pelish

Gender Studies

Amira Silver-Swartz, Dasharah Green, Joey De Jesus, Niki Cunningham

German

Maria Baker

Grammar

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, Barbara Paulus, Finn Anderson, Jason Ueda, Joey De Jesus

History

Aaron Carico, Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Amira Silver-Swartz, Joey De Jesus, Niki Cunningham

International Relations

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Joey De Jesus, Sarah Yukiko Ng

Job Search Materials

Amira Silver-Swartz, Celine Aenlle-Rocha, Dasharah Green, Joey De Jesus, Niki Cunningham

Journalism

Amira Silver-Swartz, Joey De Jesus, Valerie Seiling Jacobs

Linguistics

Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, Celine Aenlle-Rocha, Finn Anderson

Legal Writing

Joey De Jesus, Valerie Seiling Jacobs

Literary Analysis

Aaron Carico, Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, Barbara Paulus, C.K. Kirch, Celine Aenlle-Rocha, Dasharah Green, Elizabeth Furlong, Finn Anderson, Joey De Jesus, Valeria Tsygankova

Literature Humanities

Aaron Carico, Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Alyssa Pelish, Barbara Paulus, C.K. Kirch, Finn Anderson, Joey De Jesus, Kirkwood Adams, Maria Baker, Valeria Tsygankova

Mandarin

Mingxi Xu

Master’s Thesis Writing

Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, C.K. Kirch, Joey De Jesus, Niki Cunningham, Valerie Seiling Jacobs

Medicine & Nursing

Niki Cunningham

Mixed Media/GenreProjects

Barbara Paulus, C.K. Kirch, Joey De Jesus

MLA Style

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Amira Silver-Swartz, Barbara Paulus, Dasharah Green, Finn Anderson, Jason Ueda

Multilingual Writing

Maria Baker

Museum Studies

Barbara Paulus

Music

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, C.K. Kirch, Finn Anderson

Music Humanities

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, C.K. Kirch

Neuroscience

C.K. Kirch

Nonfiction

Aaron Carico, Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Alyssa Pelish, Barbara Paulus, C.K. Kirch, Dasharah Green, Finn Anderson, Joey De Jesus, Maria Baker, Valeria Tsygankova, Valerie Seiling Jacobs

Pedagogy

Valeria Tsygankova

Personal Statements

Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, Barbara Paulus, C.K. Kirch, Celine Aenlle-Rocha, Dasharah Green, Finn Anderson, Jason Ueda, Joey De Jesus, Niki Cunningham, Sue Mendelsohn

Philosophy

Aaron Carico, Amira Silver-Swartz, Joey De Jesus, Mingxi Xu, Valeria Tsygankova

Poetry

Alyssa Pelish, C.K. Kirch, Finn Anderson, Jason Ueda, Joey De Jesus, Maria Baker

Proposal & Grant Writing

Joey De Jesus

Psychology

Amira Silver-Swartz, C.K. Kirch

Religious Studies

Amira Silver-Swartz

Research

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Alyssa Pelish, Amira Silver-Swartz, Barbara Paulus, C.K. Kirch, Joey De Jesus, Mingxi Xu, Sue Mendelsohn, Valeria Tsygankova, Valerie Seiling Jacobs

Russian

Valeria Tsygankova

Science & Technical Writing

C.K. Kirch, Niki Cunningham

Screenwriting

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, C.K. Kirch, Maria Baker

Social Science

Amira Silver-Swartz

Sociology

Amira Silver-Swartz, Joey De Jesus

Spanish

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Celine Aenlle-Rocha

Theatre/Playwriting

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, C.K. Kirch, Maria Baker

Translation Studies

Alejandra "Ale" Díaz-Pizarro, Alyssa Pelish, C.K. Kirch, Joey De Jesus, Maria Baker

University Writing

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