Meet the 2023-2024 Writing Advisers
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4:00-6:00 |
Leila (S) Cadence Hayden |
Hanna Lou (S) Lyn Madeleine |
Emma (S) Alphonse Nora |
Moira (S) Jazzy Lyn |
Sophia C (S) Alphonse Nora |
| 6:00-8:00 |
Nicco (S) Madeleine Sofia L. |
G (S) Gianna Kincaid |
Margaret (S) Hayden Kincaid |
Mikayla (S) Gianna Sophie P-T. |
Jazzy (S) Cadence Gianna |
| 8:00-10:00 |
Olivia (S) Hanna Lou Sophia C. |
Sophie P-T. (S) Emma Kelechi |
Ella (S) Kelechi Sofia L. |
Danielle (S) Olivia Sophia C. |
Hayden (S) Hanna Lou Sophie P-T. |
S = Supervisor
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Henry Kinskey
Class of 2025 Major: History Minor: Geology A place that feels like home: Lake Washington Blvd My name is Henry, I am a Junior History Major. Writing for me has always been a collaborative experience; I can’t remember a time where my writing has ever improved in a vacuum. To that end, I look forward to working with my peers to improve our skills together, while sharing the knowledge and love for writing I’ve gained here at Oxy. When I am not at the WC I am usually outside, trail running, climbing, or taking a nap out in nature. Pronouns: they/them/theirs |
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Marina Marcus
Class of 2025 Writing Fellow Major: English Minor: Politics & Interdisciplinary Writing A place that feels like home: the Adirondacks My name is Marina and I'm a junior English major at Oxy. I am excited to continue supporting Oxy students in improving their writing and enjoying the process! Writing papers can be daunting, but I hope I can make it easier and more fun. When I'm not at the writing center I love being with my friends, dancing, and doing puzzles! Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Cadence Wanner
Class of 2025 Major: Group Language Minor: Cognitive Science A place that feels like home: Downtown Los Angeles Hi! I’m Cadence, and I am a junior Group Language major and Cognitive Science minor from the Los Angeles San Fernando Valley area. I am very passionate about the writing process and very excited to support other students, too! If I’m not at the Writing Center, I am probably crocheting, driving, or playing with my dog! Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Hayden Brown
Class of 2026 Major: Undeclared A place that feels like home: The Mall of America I'm Hayden and I'm a sophomore at Oxy! I'm undeclared but considering CSLC with a focus in French literature. I look forward to helping other students through the writing process, whoever you are and whatever your writing background is. When I'm not in the writing center I enjoy silly activities with my friends. Can't wait to meet you! Pronouns: he/him/his |
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Danielle Jonas-Delson
Class of 2024 Writing Fellow Major: Cognitive Science Minor: Spanish & Linguistics A place that feels like home: Novato, CA Danielle is a third-year Writing Adviser and is looking forward to meeting and working closely with more students this year as a Writing Fellow. She hopes to help students discover the writing approaches and strategies that work best for them, where their strengths lie, and how they can creatively articulate their ideas through writing. Outside of academics, she enjoys running for Oxy's Cross Country and Track & Field teams, hiking and exploring new places, and decompressing with a good book or podcast.
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Jazzy Chhabria
Class of 2026 Major: Politics & Economics Minor: Cognitive Science A place that feels like home: Laguna Beach, California IHi everyone! I'm Jazzy, a sophomore from Orange County. I am a Politics and Economics double major with a minor in Cognitive Science, on the pre-law track. This year is my first year in the Writing Center. I'm looking forward to supporting and encouraging students through all stages of the writing process. Because the Writing Center has been such a great resource for me, I hope I can help make it one for you too! Outside of the Writing Center, I love: concerts, thrifting, my plants, and coffee from the Green Bean (my favorite drinks are the caramel macchiato and matcha latte). Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Josh Foster
Class of 2025 Major: History Minor: MAC & French Studies A place that feels like home: Portland, Oregon Hi everybody! My name is Josh and I’m a sophomore from Portland, OR. I am beyond excited to help my peers do some awesome writing, and I hope to make meaningful connections in each of my sessions. If I’m not at the Writing Center, I’ll probably be jamming on the piano in Newcomb, working on a comedy sketch in the library, or trying a new restaurant with friends. See you soon! Pronouns: he/him/his |
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Giannna Nguyen
Class of 2026 Major: UEP Minor: Interdisciplinary Writing A place that feels like home: Anywhere that I can lie down and sleep Gianna is a sophomore UEP major and Interdisciplinary Writing minor. They are excited for their first year at the Writing Center and to begin supporting students in their writing endeavors. They hope to assist students in discovering what writing process works best for them and make writing papers more enjoyable. When they're not at the Writing Center, you can find Gianna somewhere out there reading, junk journaling, or playing Pikmin Bloom! Pronouns: they/he/she |
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Lyn Strober-Cohen
Class of 2026 Major: American Studies A place that feels like home: URJ Camp Kalsman My name is Lyn Strober-Cohen and I am an American Studies major from Seattle. I am so excited to be working at the writing center as a resource for other Oxy students to be successful. When I am not writing an essay, you can find me hanging out with friends on the quad, drinking coffee at the Green Bean, or thrifting while on an off-campus adventure. Pronouns: they/them/theirs |
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G Northway
Class of 2024 Major: Music Composition A place that feels like home: The dance studio !!! Writing Fellow G is a senior music composition major :) They love helping students get excited about their writing, and truly make it something that students can express themselves through! Outside of the WC, G is always dancing, playing instruments, or hanging out with their 2 frogs and dog :) Pronouns: they/them/theirs |
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Margaret Seaney
Class of 2025 Writing Fellow Major: Comparative Studies in Literature & Culture Minor:Politics A place that feels like home: Snohomish, Washington My name is Margaret and I’m a junior CSLC major with a politics minor. I am so excited to be back for my second year in the Writing Center and for my first year as a Writing Fellow. My favorite part of working in the Writing Center is helping students feel more confident about their writing. When I’m not at the Writing Center, you can find me reading, spending time with friends, or finding a great place for a sweet treat. Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Ella Acker
Class of 2025 Writing Fellow Major:DWA A place that feels like home: Anywhere I am with my friends :) Ella is a junior from San Anselmo, California.This is her second year working at the Writing Center and first year working as a Writing Fellow! From her experience, energy influences the end product of an essay. She hopes to bring a sunny and supportive energy to the Writing Center and help students develop their writing techniques – turning complex ideas into more easily accessible and personalized pieces. In her free time, Ella enjoys reading (her top 3 books are Cloud Cuckoo Land, Tuesdays With Morrie & I'll Give You The Sun), playing lacrosse, and perfecting her breakfast sandwich making skills. Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Sofia Lauro
Class of 2025 Major: Comparitive Studies in Literature & Culture Minor: German A place that feels like home: Mount Fiji Hi! I'm Sofia, a junior CSLC major and German minor in my first year at the Writing Center. Learning to utilize a language to articulate one's thoughts, passions, and convictions is one of the most valuable takeaways academics provides, and I believe writing fosters the ability for clear and/or creative expression like nothing else. I am excited to help people feel confident in their work and learn to love the process! Outside of the WC, I love all things language and study Latin, Ancient Greek, German, and Italian, and am an avid reader who enjoys creative writing (poetry and prose!). Pronouns: she/any |
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Emma Sindel-Dempcy
Class of 2026 Major: UEP A place that feels like home: Seattle I'm Emma and I'm a sophomore UEP major. I love writing, and I've always enjoyed peer-editing my friends' papers, so I'm really excited to be able to work with students on their writing this year as a Writing Adviser. I hope to be a helpful resource to everyone who comes in at any stage of the writing process. Outside of the Writing Center, you'll find me reading, playing rugby, going to Scoops (on York!) and hanging out with my friends. Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Madeleine Hladky
Class of 2026 Major: Undeclared A place that feels like home: Anywhere by the ocean! My name is Madeleine, and I’m a sophomore considering bio for my major! I’m excited for my first year at the Writing Center. I hope to support all writers through their process and to help them feel confident about their work! When I’m not at the WC, I love to go to the beach, spend time with friends, and explore LA. Pronouns: she/her/hers
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Kelechi Ogbuokiri
Class of 2024 Major: Computer Science Minor: Sociology A place that feels like home: New York/Washington D.C.
Kelechi is a senior Computer Science major from Silver Spring, MD, and this is his second year as a writing adviser. After one year of advising, Kelechi looks forward to sharing that moment with a student where the flow and direction of the essay are realized, and the paper begins to write itself. You can find Kelechi playing intramural basketball, reading, running around campus, or singing in Glee—when not in the WC. Pronouns: he/him/his |
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Alphonse Wan
Class of 2026 Major: Comparative Studies in Literature & Culture A place that feels like home: In words and art Hi! My name is Alphonse, and I’m a Sophomore CSLC major. I love words and writing and have poured my being into creative fiction, poems, and expository essays. Simultaneously, I have first-hand experience with the frustration of writing, where words seem to cobble up and collapse into an intelligible mess. Thus it is my wish that I can help make the writing process less daunting and frustrating, and even help students get excited about writing as a medium of self-expression! Outside of the Writing Center, I love dancing, watching anime, doodling, and journaling. Pronouns: he/him/his |
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Leila Anzalone
Class of 2024 Writing Fellow Major: Critical Theory & Social Justice Minor: Sociology A place that feels like home: Kailua, HI Hi! My name is Leila and I'm a senior CTSJ major. This is my third year as a Writing Adviser and I'm so excited to continue working with students and advisers in the Writing Center. I believe communication is one of the most important elements of any area of study and am inspired by the sense of community the Writing Center generously provides. Outside Oxy and the Writing Center, I'm usually surfing, hanging out with my twin sister, or walking my two boxers. Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Mikayla Woods
Class of 2025 Writing Fellow Major: American Studies and Black Studies Minor: English A place that feels like home: Cannon Beach, Oregon Mikayla is a junior, and a second year writing advisor from San Francisco, CA. She is extremely excited to begin her time at the Writing Center, to assist her peers in their academic needs. Mikayla loves to read and write, so she can’t wait to bring her passion for learning to the Writing Center. In her free time Mikayla enjoys playing soccer, reading a good book, cuddling up with her dog, and traveling with her best friend. Pronouns: she/her |
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Moira Tañedo
Class of 2024 Major: Media Arts & Culture (MAC) Minor: Critical Theory & Social Justice (CTSJ) A place that feels like home: The mountains Hi! I'm Moira, and I'm a senior MAC Major/CTSJ Minor. This is my third year as a Writing Advisor, and I've loved working with students to make their writing more reflective of who they are. Outside of Oxy, I love eating ice cream and watching TV. I LOVE THE INDOORS! Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Nicco Bartone
Class of 2024 Writing Fellow Major: Psychology Minor: Philosophy A place that feels like home: Georgetown, Maine My name is Nicco Bartone and I'm a junior from Georgetown, Maine. I enjoy creative writing, mainly with short stories but I'm beginning to get more into poetry as well. I believe writing is one of the best ways for a person to get to know themself and this belief directs my work as an advisor at the Writing Center. As I head into my second year as an advisor I am excited to take what I learned last year and use it to help all the new faces that pass through the door! Pronouns: they/them/theirs |
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Kincaid Fries
Class of 2026 Major: Computer Science A place that feels like home: PNW My name is Kincaid, and I am going to be starting my first year as a writing advisor. I understand that everybody feels differently about writing, but I am genuinely excited to work with everyone no matter where they stand. To me, the best writing is built on ideas that the writer themself finds the most compelling. I am looking forward to helping you tap into those ideas, and build great papers. When I'm not in the writing center you can find me in the gym or at the basketball court. Pronouns: he/him/his |
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Nora Youngelson
Class of 2026 Major: Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture A place that feels like home: Prospect Park My name is Nora, and I am a sophomore CSLC major with a French concentration. I am excited to share my love of writing with others and offer help during any stage of the writing process! Outside of the Writing Center, you can find me playing Ultimate Frisbee for Oxy, watching live music or just reading a book on the quad. Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Hanna Lou Rathouz
Class of 2026 Major: English A place that feels like home: Raising Cane's after 12am Hello! My name is Hanna Lou, and I am a sophomore English major from Texas. As a first-year writing advisor, and a recent freshman, I know the horror of an approaching deadline with no paper to show. So if you’re counting down the hours, come chat with me and we will make it through together. Outside of school, I work at a cutthroat ice cream shop, struggle to find my way around LA, and fiddle with smoothie recipes. Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Sophia Celi
Class of 2026 Major: Critical Theory & Social Justice and Comparative Studies in Literature & Culture A place that feels like home: My mom’s living room couch while watching New Girl My name is Sophia, and I’m a second year CTSJ and CSLC major. I’m thrilled to share a space with you all in the Writing Center so as to open a window into the creative and artistic hymn within each one of us. When not in the Writing Center, you can catch me in the dance studio or sprawled out by the fountain with a pen in hand. Giving movement to language and language to movement through dance and writing inspires my work in the Writing Center! Pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Sophie Prado-Tucker
Class of 2025 Major: History & Art History A place that feels like home: Buoux, Provence My name is Sophie, and I'm a junior history and art history major. Writing is a process that is equally as intimidating as it can be rewarding. I am looking forward to sharing my love of the writing process and being a resource to students who desire assistance with their writing. Outside of the Writing Center, I am also the Art History peer tutor and enjoy cooking, exploring the city, and watching movies in my free time! Pronouns: she/her/hers |