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Dr. Kyria Brown to serve as full-time Brown School and School of Public Health Specialist
The Writing Center is thrilled to announce that Kyria Brown has joined the team full-time! Dr. Brown will be The Writing Center’s Brown School and School of Public Health Specialist, providing dedicated writing and public speaking support to students in the Brown School and the new School of Public Health. Kyria first joined The Writing […]
Ben Baisinger-Rosen and Beza Dagne Recognized with the Susan Lowther Outstanding Peer Tutor Award
During our annual celebration of our graduating peer tutors, seniors Ben Baisinger-Rosen and Beza Dagne were awarded the Susan Lowther Outstanding Peer Tutor Award. Ben is graduating with a degree in Political Science and will attend Harvard Law School in the fall. Ben was nominated by his fellow peer tutors for his warmth and professionalism: […]
Peer Tutor Zoe Brader-Araje Recognized with The Julia Viola McNeely Prize for Poetry
We are proud to share that the Department of English has recognized Zoe Brader-Araje’s poetry with The Julia Viola McNeely Prize for Poetry! This award was established by Ms. McNeely’s family to encourage poetry writing by the undergraduates of Washington University. Ms. McNeely, a Howard Nemerov writing scholar at Washington University, wrote lyric poetry with […]
Graduate Fellowship Named in Honor of Carolyn Smith
Carolyn Smith retired from The Writing Center in December of 2024 after almost 50 years at Washington University. She served undergraduate and graduate students in The Writing Center for over 29 of those years. As one of the first tutors hired by The Writing Center when it was founded in 1995, Carolyn served hundreds – […]
Outstanding Peer Tutor Award Named in Honor of Susan Lowther
Susan Lowther retired from The Writing Center in May of 2024 after 25 years at Washington University. Ms. Lowther earned her BA in European Culture Studies from the American University of Paris, her MA in Studies in Fiction from the University of East Anglia, and her MA in English and American Literature from Washington University. In […]
Carolyn Smith to retire after 29 years at The Writing Center
After 29 years at The Writing Center and almost 50 years at WashU, Carolyn Smith will be retiring in December. As one of the first tutors hired by The Writing Center when it was founded in 1995, Carolyn has served hundreds – perhaps thousands of undergraduate and graduate students, all of whom benefited not only […]