College of Health & Human Services Satellite Consultants

CHHS students can schedule consultations with any of our consultants through WCOnline. Our consultants staffing the CHHS satellite are specialists in Nursing, Dietetics, HLAD/HLED, and other CHHS topics.

Bryan

Master of Arts in Written Communication: The Teaching of Writing; Bachelor of Arts in English Language with a minor in Journalism

Bryan has been a writing consultant at EMU since 2014 and began serving as the University Writing Center Satellite Coordinator for the College of Health & Human Services in 2017. He is also a part-time lecturer who has taught writing intensive courses in nursing, health administration, engineering, and interior design. Bryan enjoys working at the writing center because it gives him the opportunity to work one-on-one with students and to witness firsthand as they learn about themselves and grow as writers.

In his free time, Bryan likes listening to a broad range of music genres (blues, hip-hop, rock, R&B, pop, folk, classical, etc.) and going to concerts; spending time cuddling with his cats, Olivia and Sinatra, while watching Netflix shows like "Stranger Things" and "Peaky Blinders"; going to museums; drawing and painting; and getting his geek on by regularly playing Dungeons & Dragons with friends and family.


Emma S.

Bachelor of Arts in German Language & Culture and World Language Education; pursuing a Master of Arts in English Linguistics

Emma is a first-year Master's student here at EMU. In addition to being a Writing Center Consultant, she is also teaching one section of First Year Writing. While she has never worked at EMU before, she was an undergraduate writing tutor and is excited to continue working with students to help them become more confident and capable in their writing. Emma is excited to begin her degree in the English Linguistics MA Program, where she hopes to explore the world of Linguistics and how language and culture are tied to identity. When Emma is not on campus she enjoys reading good books and spending time with her two cats.


Lisa

Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice; Honors Associate of Arts; Bachelor of Arts in English, Professional Writing Concentration; pursuing Master of Arts in Writing Studies, Teaching of Writing Concentration

Lisa is returning to Writing Center consulting after previously working in the St. Clair County Community College (SC4) Writing Center for three years. They earned their Bachelor of Arts in English from EMU and returned as a graduate student with aspirations of eventually teaching at the community college level. Lisa is passionate about accessible education and social justice. In the UWC, they are motivated to help students from diverse backgrounds engage in the self-discovery process of developing their own unique writing voice across genres. Outside of school, Lisa is a freelance writer, stand-up comedian, and avid tabletop role-playing gamer. In their spare time, they love organizing Spotify playlists, binging Netflix shows, building random things in Minecraft or Animal Crossing, and spending time at home with their partner and their two cats.


Marie

Bachelor and Master of Arts in Creative Writing

Marie has worked for the Writing Center in a variety of positions beginning in 2016. She began as a receptionist, and in this initial role, she witnessed firsthand the important work the UWC does for the EMU community. This inspired her to continue her UWC journey as a peer tutor, graduate assistant, and now, as a part-time lecturer. As a creative writer, she is familiar with the power of writing in its various forms and styles, and during her time at the Writing Center, she has had the privilege of consulting with students who represent a wide array of academic disciplines. She looks forward to continuing this exploration as she works with the College of Health and Human Services and, in turn, is also able to learn from students and their research. When not reading, writing, and grading, Marie can be found walking around an art museum or hanging out with her cat, Nova. 


Skip Section Navigation