Emily Hall, the associate director, administers the Writing Fellows Program, oversees everyone involved, coordinates the selection of new Fellows, and teaches English 316, the special three-credit honors seminar for first-time Fellows. Emily received her Ph.D. in English literature at UW-Madison, where she has taught writing since 1993. She welcomes your questions, concerns, and ideas about the Fellows program.
office phone: 263-3754
e-mail: ebhall@wisc.edu

Mitch Nakaue, assistant director, coordinates the ongoing education of experienced Fellows, helps recruit and select applicants to the program, consults with faculty participants, and coaches Fellows on helping student writers improve. Mithc has taught early and modern English literature, composition, and writing-intensive courses she has also served as Lead TA of the Writing Center. Mitch is currently writing a dissertation on religion and English modernism.
office phone: 263-3708
email: mmnakaue@wisc.edu
office: 6161 H.C. White Hall
iChat/skype ID: mmnakaue
For WF news, meeting reminders, and updates, follow Mitch on Twitter: fellows_ad

Brad Hughes, together with Jean Lutes, founded the Writing Fellows Program in the fall of 1997. Brad directs the Writing Center and also the L&S Program in Writing Across the Curriculum, and continues to help oversee the Writing Fellows program; he would be happy to hear from you if you have questions, concerns or ideas about the program.
office phone: 263-3823
e-mail: bthughes@wisc.edu

Terry Maggio, the Program Assistant for the Writing Center and Writing Fellows Program, handles all things bureaucratic, including making sure that the Fellows get paid! She makes most of the arrangements for travel and housing when Fellows present their work at national conferences, and generally ensures that everything runs smoothly.