Staff at the Writing Center

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Staff at the Writing Center

Miriam Diaz-Gilbert, M.Ed. is the Interim Director of the Writing Center and a Lecturer of English in Writing Programs. She has been at USP since 1999 and teaches first year writing, ESL and the Puerto Rico study/travel course. Read more.

Staff

	Laura Caccioppoli Major: Occupational Therapy Graduation Year: 2011 Writing Philosophy: "You could be the smartest person, but without a way to pass along this knowledge, you may as well be a fool."
	Allison Conte Major: Pharmacy Graduation Year: 2013 Writing Philosophy: "Writing is making sense of life." - Nadine Gordimer
	Heather Edwards Major: Pharmacy Graduation Year: 2013
	Eugene Friedman Major: Physical Therapy Graduation Year: 2010 Writing can define who you are and help you express ideas that may not be when they cannot be expressed verbally.
	Jenna Gerber
	Karissa Heck Major: Biochemistry Graduation Year: 2010 Writing Philosophy: Good grammar is the cornerstone of good writing. Good writing is like interior decorating - it demands your own creative flair, different constructions, and the ability to bring an idea to life.
	Lauren Julian Major: Pharmaceutical Chemistry Graduation year: 2012 Writing Philosophy: Writing is not only an effective method of communication, it is a life-long skill.
	Heather Mialki
	Melanie Narbut
	Stephanie Perillo
	Sean Swisher Major: Pharmacy Graduation Year: 2014 Writing Philosophy: "Writing is like a puzzle. One simply begins writing by sorting out the pieces, organizing them, and placing them in the correct order to create a desired outcome. In essence, do not be afraid of writing, just put together the pieces."
	Lenny Vinciguerra Major: Pharmacy Graduation Year: 2014 Writing Philosophy: "There is something to be had in the scientific fact that only Earth's most evolved organisms are capable of thinking on paper."
	Jared Wasserman Major: Bioinformatics Graduation Year: 2010 Writing Philosophy: A well written paper can stand on its own and requires no further explanation.