Writing liaisons are familiar with specific courses and departments and work directly with professors in order to help students understand the expectations for writing in individual courses and their disciplines. The courses which have liaisons change each semester, so be sure to check back regularly to find out if your class and professor have a liaison paired with them!
You can make appointments to meet with your liaison by going to OWL.Kenyon.edu and choosing your professor's name and course title from the "limit to" menu. You can find directions regarding how to find them on this handout (go to page 4) and in this closed-captioned YouTube video. Note that if your liaison's hours don't work for you, you can always meet with another liaison in a different section of the course or with another tutor at your professor's discretion.
If you need support for writing in a biology or STEM course, the Biosquad is available to help with figure captions, formal papers, identifying sources, and data analysis. We also have tutors on the general schedule who have expertise in writing lab reports, writing for STEM courses, and who are majoring in a variety of STEM disciplines. You can find out more about them by visiting OWL.Kenyon.edu or by looking at the writing consultants section of this webpage.
Liaisons:
Caroline Hitsman (she/her), writing for (micro)biology
Chace Correll (she/her), writing for psychology
Derek Nolan (he/him), writing for biology
Gabriel Suhm (he/him), science writing
Momina Saleem (she/her), science writing
Roman Cicero (he/him), science writing
Stella Glazer (she/her), writing for psychology
Course: ENGL 103.05: Bodily Matters
Professor: Travis Chi Wing Lau
Liaison: Lottie Mathew (she/they)
Course: ENGL 103.07: Writing the Mind
Professor: Jesse Matz
Liaison: Amrin Rafa (she/her)
Course: ENGL 103.08: Writing the Mind
Professor: Jesse Matz
Liaison: Amrin Rafa (she/her)
Course: ENGL 358.00: Victorian Ghosts
Professor: Travis Chi Wing Lau
Liaison: Phoebe MacIntosh (she/her)
Course: GSS 291.00: Gender, Sexuality and Science
Professor: Alexandra Bradner
Liaison: Gabriel Suhm (he/him)
Course: HIST 226.00: The British Empire
Instructor: Hilary Buxton
Liaison: Tucker White (he/him)
Course: HIST 342.00: History of Public Health
Instructor: Hilary Buxton
Liaison: Tucker White (he/him)
Course: IPHS 111Y.00: Odyssey — Pursuit of Wisdom and Understanding
Professor: Lisa Leibowitz with Peter Novikoff
Liaison: Zoe Harrell (she/her)
Course: JAPN 213Y.00: Intermediate Modern Japanese
Instructor: Tianran Hang
Liaison: Keiko Ohta (she/her)
Course: JAPN 291.00: Love and Loss in Japanese Literature
Instructor: Tianran Hang
Liaison: Keiko Ohta (she/her)
Course: PHIL 100.00: Intro to Philosophy
Instructor: Alexandra Bradner
Liaison: Madeira Semins (she/her)
Course: PSCI 101Y.01: Quest for Justice
Instructor: Lisa Leibowitz
Liaison: Ivy Tollefsen (she/her)
Course: PSCI 101Y.02: Quest for Justice
Instructor: David Leibowitz
Liaison: Ivy Tollefsen (she/her)
Course: PSCI 101Y.03: Quest for Justice
Instructor: Fred Baumann
Liaison: Abby Warshauer (she/her)
Course: PSCI 260.02 International Relations
Instructor: Jaqueline McAllister
Liaison: Liberty Evans (he/him)
Course: PSYC: 250.01: Research Methods
Instructor: Patrick Ewell
Liaison: Stella Glazer (she/her)
Course: SOCY 237: Borders and Border Crossings
Instructor: Chelle Jones
Liaison: Keiko Ohta (she/her)
Course: SOCY 277: Sociology of Sexualities
Instructor: Chelle Jones
Liaison: Keiko Ohta (she/her)
Course: SOCY 373.00: Qualitative Research Methods
Instructor: Chelle Jones
Liaison: Nava Bahrampour (she/her)
Course: SPAN 321.01 Literature and Film: Advanced Writing in Spanish
Instructor: Diego del Río Arrillaga
Liaison: Westley Kailus (he/him)
Course: SPAN 321.02 Literature and Film: Advanced Writing in Spanish
Instructor: Diego del Río Arrillaga
Liaison: Westley Kailus (he/him)
Course: STAT 106.01: Elements of Statistics
Instructor: Erin Leatherman
Liaison: Simon Gess (he/him)