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Augusta State University Writing Center Staff
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Program Director: Logan Wheeler
A native of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Logan Wheeler earned her MA in
English from the University of Montevallo where she wrote a thesis
titled Policies, Practices, and Perceptions: A Handbook for the New Writing Center Director. She has been involved in Writing Center work since 2007. |
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Assistant to the Director: James (Jamie) Garner, a graduate of ASU with a B.A. in English Literature has been tutoring since the summer of 2009. While he can assist with any form of writing, he specializes in literary analysis, extemporaneous essays, and MLA format. In his free time, he enjoys reading, writing, and listening to and playing music. |
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Meaghan (Meg) Borquez fights lions and bears as she simultaneously saves small children from burning buildings--or at least she does in her dreams. In reality, she is currently a junior at ASU and is studying French as her major and history as her minor. When she is not tied down with schoolwork, she spends her days relaxing with her husband and her dog. She has lived in three different countries and hopes to live in many more! |
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Emily Calkins is a junior studying History with a strong interest in ancient history. Having studied Spanish and some German, she appreciates how difficult it can be to master a foreign language and enjoys working with ESL students. |
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Amber Forbes is a junior at August State University with a major in English and minor in Professional Writing. She plans to go into the publishing field, but will likely start out with secondary education, as inspired by her job as a tutor and young adult novels in general. She loves writing creatively, mostly considering herself a novelist, and is fiction editor and founder of The Corner Club Press and does the cover art for each issue. When not working with the written word, she does ballet and is an avid gamer. |
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John-Michael Garner is a junior journalism major who, in addition to his duties at the Writing Center, serves as the chief reporter for Augusta State's campus newspaper, The Bell Ringer. He is helpful in assisting with thesis statements and topic sentences, and also he enjoys brainstorming and discussing essay ideas with students. |
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Hunter Oellerich is pursuing a degree in English Secondary Education at Augusta State University. He has lived here in Augusta, Georgia his entire life. When not studying for his English classes he is reading novels, short stories, and comic books. His tutoring specialties are in MLA papers, creative writing, and any form of research paper for an English class. |
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Gavin Peace is currently a senior and plans on getting his bachelor’s degree in nursing with the eventual goal of becoming a nurse anesthetist. As a child, he was an avid reader of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes and became more greatly interested in reading literature because of this series. He desires to help others and currently fulfills that desire by assisting his fellow students in the Writing Center so that they will succeed in their academic aspirations. |
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Noel Yucuis is a Senior English Literature major who enjoys helping her peers with any stage of the writing process. With nearly 12 years of professional experience, she believes writing is the key to life-long success in the world outside of college. Noel specializes in both upper-division English research papers and philosophical argumentation in MLA format. As President of ASU’s English Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta and member of the National Honor Society, Phi Kappa Phi, she encourages all students to set and exceed their goals. |
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Last Updated:
14 March 2012
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