Leslie Davis (she/her): Co-director of the Writing Center. I'm a senior instructor in the Department of English, and I specialize in teaching English as a Second Language. I am currently working with WAC/WEC initiatives in the Writing Center, including support for instructors who would like to integrate meaningful writing tasks into their courses. You can contact me at Leslie.Davis@colostate.edu.

Lisa Langstraat (she/her): Co-director of the Writing Center (beginning fall 2025)

Sydney Meier (she/they): Assistant director of the Writing Center: Hi y’all! I am the assistant director of the writing center and I am a second year in the English MA program with a concentration in writing, rhetoric, and social change here at CSU. I am originally from Austin, Texas where I got my undergraduate degree in writing and rhetoric from the University of Texas at Austin. I really enjoy all things rhetoric (discourse analysis, composition, media studies, etc.) and have recently been getting into writing creative non-fiction pieces. Before becoming the assistant director, I worked in the Writing Center as a consultant in the spring and I look forward to working with y’all this semester! You can contact me at Sydney.meier@colostate.edu 

Garrett W. (he/they): Lead Outreach Tutor of the Writing Center. I am a second-year MA student in the Writing, Rhetoric, and Social Change Program here at CSU. I’m from Northern Utah, where I completed my undergrad degree at Utah State University, majoring in Journalism and Communications and minoring in Organizational Communication. I love helping students feel more confident in their writing and I look forward to working with you this semester! You can contact me at directly garrett.wolverton@colostate.edu 

Tutors

Abigail B. (she/her) I am a consultant at the Writing Center and in my first-year of the Writing, Rhetoric, and Social Change graduate program. I completed my undergrad at CSU Pueblo where I was able to gain experience with editing creative writing and graduate level theses through the two student journals on campus called Tempered Steel and El Rio. I love reading any kind of writing but especially have an interest in writing that has to do with sociology and the many theories that are included in this study. Outside of the writing center, I enjoy playing cozy video games, reading, building Lego sets, and hanging out with friends. I am so excited to help students and community members from various backgrounds and fields with their writing in any stage of the writing process!

Abi N. (she/her): Hey y'all! I'm a second-year Fiction MFA student who loves weird fiction. Though I'm studying creative writing, I love academic writing and enjoy the process of getting ideas down on paper. I'd love to work with you on anything in the academic or creative sphere. In addition to working at the writing center, I'm the graduate advisor for Greyrock Review and the assistant managing editor for the Colorado Review, so if you're interested in publishing, let's talk! Hope to see you soon!

Adam Remington (He/Him): I'm a third-year undergraduate student with a double major in Geography and English, concentrations in both Creative Writing as well as Rhetoric and Composition. I have a history of workshopping with and tutoring writers across a range of subjects, especially for environmental sciences and honors coursework as an honors student. I'm excited to work you on behalf of the Writing Center!

Christine H. (she/her): I am a second year MA student in the Anthropology and Geography Department here at CSU focusing on Biological Anthropology, specifically ethical historical cemetery management practices. I have a background in STEM (gen chem, ochem, biology, physics, and calculus), forensics, museum studies, and all things anthropology. I spent two years working in a natural history museum in East Tennessee where I facilitated NAGPRA work and general collections care, so I am also familiar with writing in professional and practical settings!

Galilea C. (she/they): I'm a senior undergraduate student in the Interdisciplinary of Liberal Arts program with a minor in English. From the southwest corner to the front range, I've lived my entire life in Colorado. With a change of heart, I recently changed my life plan. To stake claim in my true passion, writing. I look forward to working and growing with you this semester!

Mai G. (she/they): Hello! I’m a tutor at the Writing Center. This is my second-year as an MA student in the Literature Program at CSU. My undergrad education was on classical ballet and theatre; and I conducted research on the process of intersemiotic translation of literary works, examining the process of a story being choreographed into ballet. Prior to working at the Writing Center at CSU, I worked as a writing tutor during my undergrad and led several creating writing workshops. I’m excited to work with you this semester!

Paisley M. (She/Her): I am a Junior English Major with a concentration on Creative Writing and Literature. Writing is my passion and I love helping people create a piece of writing that they can feel passionate about as well! I am more than willing to take on any topics that you worry may be uncomfortable for others to read as someone who loves pieces that can really make someone feel something. I look forward to having the privilege to read various people's writings no matter what kind! If you need to contact me, I'm available at paisley.mccain@colostate.edu

Quinlan K. (he/him): I am a third-year undergraduate student studying Political Science and English. I'm originally from Fort Collins, but I have also lived in North Carolina. This past year, I was a volunteer with the Community Literacy Center and SpeakOut, and I am now involved with ASCSU as an associate justice! I am new to the Writing Center, so I am looking forward to working with you this semester!

Selene H. (she/her): Hi everyone! My name is Selene (she/her pronouns)! I'm a third-year MFA student in the Creative Writing, Poetry program. I am from Southern California and a tribal member of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs in Oregon. My hobbies are doing kendo (Japanese sword fighting), watching Only Murders in the Building, and improving my Japanese. Though I am a poet, I have lots of experience with reading other types of work: poetry, nonfiction, and fiction; analytical essays; personal statements for graduate schools, study abroad, and scholarships; scientific research papers; CV/resumes; art history papers; second-language English papers; and so on. I'm very excited to be working with all kinds of writers who are in various parts of their writing journey!

Sully T. (he/him): I am an English major with a concentration in Creative Writing currently in my Junior year. I love working on writings and creative works of all types. I've lived in Colorado my whole life. Looking forward to working with you this semester!

Jess G. (she/her): Hey all! I’m a third-year student majoring in Zoology with minors in Chemistry and Biomedical Sciences. I love all things nature and science, and especially helping students in the sciences increase their writing literacy. I come from a background of legislative intern work for climate non-profits and being the co-founder of an educational/political public forum. I find my expertise in helping students in STEM effectively communicate their thoughts, ideas, and findings. I look forward to working with you!

Coordinators

Jayden C. (he/him): Hello all! I am a current senior undergraduate majoring in Journalism and Media Communications. I am born and raised in the colorful Colorado, Pueblo, to be more specific. I am very excited to help at the Writing Center and even more excited to help you get the assistance you need!