Our Consultants

The Writing Studio is staffed by an academically diverse group of undergraduate writing consultants who enjoy writing and providing students with helpful feedback on their writing. In recent years, the staff has included majors in psychology; sociology; biology; mathematics; fine arts; theater; dance, secondary, and elementary education; communications; history; philosophy; and English.

In addition, every consultant takes a course in writing center theory and pedagogy called "Responding to Writing." They also maintain high GPAs, and many have been published in The Bridge, The Undergraduate Review, Embracing Writing, and The Comment. If you'd like to work with a particular consultant listed below--one who specializes in your field of study or area in which you'd like feedback, for example--feel free to call us at 508-531-2053 to request his/her availability.

Spring 2012 Writing Studio Staff

Director
Kathy EVans
k2evans@bridgew.edu

Assistant Director
Mary Allo
ga_mallo@.bridgew.edu

Senior Consultants

Name	Major(s) / Minor(s)
Caitlin Larracey	English / GLBT Studies / Spanish / History
Megan Lawson	Sociology / Social Work
Rebecca McLaughlin	English / Communications
Anthony Rotella	English / Psychology

Consultants

Name	Major(s) / Minor(s)
Milena Cruzado	Athletic Training
Taylor Ferguson	English / Elementary Education
McKayla Hoffman	Anthropology / Public Archaeology
Christina Jasper	English / Psychology
Jason Kelliher	English
Laura Knapik	Biomedical
Bligh MacDonald	English
Samantha Perry	English / Elementary Ed. / Special Ed.
Taylor Pettiford	Communications
Eliott Rousseau	Anthropology / Geography / English
Katherine Saucier	Psychology / History / Anthropology
Kayla Spagna	English / Writing / GLBT Studies / Social Welfare
Cathleen Stanton	English
Lacey Winslow-Bergman	English / Criminal Justice

Become a consultant! If you are interested in taking the Responding to Writing course while working in a fun and professional atmosphere, click here to download an application and to view our criteria for hiring.

Last Modified: May 17, 2012