Meet the University Writing Center Staff!
The IUPUI University Writing Center employs faculty members and specially trained students as consultants. If you are interested in becoming a member of the UWC team, please visit our Employment page.
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Teresa Molinder Hogue, University Writing Center Director
Courses taught: ENG-W001, ENG-W131, ENG-W132, ENG-W140, ENG-W231, ENG-W233, ENG-W350, ENG-
G204, ENG-W396, ENG-W398, ENG-W411, ENG-W609
Academic interests:Composition and rhetoric, writing program administration, writing centers, peer consulting.
Degrees: B.S. Ball State; M.A., Indiana University
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Denise Beck, Faculty consultant
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Keith Brown, Faculty consultant
Associate Faculty, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W131, W-140
Academic interests: Student writers' negotiation of identity as they begin writing in the academy.
Degrees: B.A. English, IUSB; M.A., IUPUI
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David Cardwell, Faculty consultant
Associate Faculty, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W001, ENG-
W130, ENG-W131, ENG-W132, LIT-L105, LIT-L115,
and C292.
Academic interests: Wide and varied.
Degrees: A.B. History, Oberlin College; Ph.D. Cinema, University of Southern California.
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Abe Carney, Faculty consultant
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Lauren Carter, Peer consultant
2010 Writing Fellows Training Seminarian
Degree objective:
Academic Interests: Wide and varied.
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Mary Ann Cohen, Faculty consultant
Associate Faculty, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W131, ENG-W231
Academic interests: TESOL, helping students make the transition into college.
Degrees: B.A. English and Journalism, IU-Bloomington;M.A. English IUPUI
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Maggie Daniel, Faculty consultant
Associate Faculty, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W130, ENG-W131, ENG-W132
Academic Interests: Composition and rhetoric, creative writing, Shakespeare, Greek Mythology
Degrees: B.S. Secondary English Education, IUPUI; M. S. Language Education, IUPUI
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Ken Erny, Peer consultant
Degree objective: B.A. English; M.A. English; TESOL Certificate; Certificate in Teaching Writing
Academic interests: Cross-cultural dialogue; ESL
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Pat Harvey, Associate UWC Director
Visiting Lecturer, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W131, ENG-W231 and Themed Learning Community (TLC) ENG-W131 for Allied Health.
Academic interests: The written word.
Degree:
B.A. English, IUPUI; M.A. English IUPUI
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Cheryl Hauth, Faculty consultant
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Ashley Irwin, Peer consultant
2008 Writing Fellows Training Seminarian
Degree objective: B.S. Food Development and Nutrition
Academic Interests: Wide and varied.
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Lynn Jettpace, Associate UWC Director
Trustees' Lecturer in Writing, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W131, ENG-W132, ENG-W231, ENG-W396 and ENG-L115.
Academic interests: Composition, gateway courses, dramatic literature, creative writing, consultant training and online course delivery.
Degrees:
B.A. English, University of Kentucky;
M.A. Literature in English, University of Wisconsin at Madison.
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Meg Leimkuhler, Faculty consultant
Associate Faculty, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W131.
Academic interests:
Wide and varied
Degrees:
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Jennifer Price Mahoney, University Writing Center Assistant
Associate Faculty, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W231, ENG-W131, LIT-L105, and LIT-L204.
Academic interests:
British fiction 1789-1900 (especially Gothic), 19th-century French fiction, Shakespeare, technical/business writing.
Degrees: B.A. English Literature & B.A. French, IU- Bloomington; M.A. English Literature, Butler University.
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John McCreary, Peer consultant
2010 Writing Fellows Training Seminarian
Degree objective: B.S. Psychology
Academic Interests: Educational and health psychology, neuroscience, biology and philosophy.
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Heather McFall, Faculty consultant
Associate Faculty, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W131
Academic interests: Wide and varied.
Degrees:
B.A. IUPUI;
M.A. Ohio University
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Jacob Nichols, Faculty consultant
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Frank Smith, Faculty consultant
Lecturer, IUPUI EAP Program and IU School of Law
Courses taught: G-012, G-411 (Legal English I), G-412 (Legal English II)
Academic interests: grammar & rhetoric, pragmatics, medieval literature, modernist literature.
Degrees: B.A. English, Georgia State University; M.A. Applied Linguistics, Georgia State University.
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Samantha Ventura, Faculty consultant
Associate Faculty, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W131, ENG-132
Academic interests: Shakespeare, Greek Mythology, American and British literature, poetry, creative writing.
Degrees: B.A. English, San Diego State University; MA.T w/specialization in Reading, San Diego State University |
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Elizabeth Watness, Peer consultant
2008 Writing Fellows Training Seminarian
Degree objective: B.A. Japanese
Academic interests: Collaborative writing, astronomy, Japanese popular culture, British naval history, linguistics.
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Leslie Weaver, Faculty consultant
Associate Faculty, IUPUI Department of English
Courses taught: ENG-W131, and ENG-W132.
Academic interests: Rhetoric and composition, and British literature.
Degrees: B.A. English, Valparaiso University; M.A. English, Indiana State University.
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Julie Wilson, Peer consultant
2007 Writing Fellows Training Seminarian
Degree objective: B.S. Secondary Education, English as a Second Language
Academic interests: Writing
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Shirlee Yarema-Meriwether, Peer consultant
2009 Writing Fellows Training Seminarian
Degree objective: Pre-Med in Biology
Academic interests:
Music writing, music therapy.
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UWC Community
The University Writing Center staff is a dedicated group of both faculty and student consultants who not only work with writers on all kinds of projects, but also produce diverse writing
projects themselves, including articles and presentations on writing and consulting, academic essays in other disciplines, and creative pieces. This page provides some examples of our staff's work.
Articles on Writing and consulting
Practicing Silence
consulting Creative Writing Students
Prioritizing Concerns and Student Agency
Writing in the Biomedical Sciences
Writing a Medical School Personal Statement
Part-Time Faculty consulting in the Writing Center
Rediscovering the Voice of the Working Woman
Online consulting in a Traditional Writing Center
Creative Writing
At Stonehenge - poem- 27 KB .doc file
So We Meet Again Minerva - poem- 28 KB .doc file
Writings about Our Fictitious Patron Saint, Hermione
The Catholic Church does have a saint named Hermione. She was a physician and martyr who lived in Caesarea in the first century A.D.. The Catholic Church's St. Hermione is not, however, the University Writing Center's St. Hermione. Please note that all the writings listed below refer
to a completely fictitious patron saint of writing consultants and writing utensils. Conjured from the creative minds of our student consultants, our St. Hermione provides us with an example of what a great consultant should be as well as our very own phony holiday to honor
her.
The Life of St. Hermione - A Play
Why We Celebrate St. Hermione's Day
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