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  • Jane Rosenzweig

    Director of the Harvard College Writing Center. I teach writing and write about writing.

  • Marcus Luther

    Co-Host of The Broken Copier and HS English Teacher in the Pacific Northwest!

  • Mark Marino

    Writer, Maker, Father, Husband, Trickster Professor (Teaching) of Writing University of Southern California Director of the Humanities and Critical Code Studies Lab

  • João Batalheiro Ferreira

    Design professor interested in creativity, writing, and education. Author of the book Writing is not Magic, it's Design. Aspiring luddite.

  • William Liang

    Writer and journalist. Columnist for The Hill.

  • Danielle Kane
  • Samantha St Lawrence Collins

    Teaching and parenting in the digital age. Writing while my kids are sleeping.

  • Allegra Jordan

    I teach people skills to graduate engineers at Duke University. I'm also a poet and novelist. www.allegrajordan.com

  • MG Prezioso

    MG Prezioso is a postdoctoral researcher and expository writing preceptor at Harvard University.

  • Aleksandra Kasztalska

    Aleksandra Kasztalska is a Senior Lecturer in the CAS Writing Program at Boston University. Her current research and pedagogical projects examine the role of AI in teaching writing and supporting multilingual learners.

  • Brett Vogelsinger

    A high school teacher who writes about teaching. Poetry and AI are both particularly interesting to me.

  • Kristi Girdharry

    Associate Teaching Professor of English and Writing Center Director at Babson College

  • Helen Choi
  • Matt Hicks

    Humanities educator, speaker, and writer exploring literature, culture, and AI. Building bridges between classrooms and the real world, keeping humans first!

  • Michael Burns

    High school English and Humanities teacher in Atlanta. Currently doing a lot of reading, writing, and thinking about AI and what it means to be a good human these days.

  • Claire Elizabeth Mason

    Claire Mason is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Cornerstone Integrated Liberal Arts program at Purdue University. Her research focuses on meaning making, participation, and audience agency. You can find her online at ClaireElizabethMason.com!

  • Jenny Lederer

    Cognitive linguist teaching a variety of linguistics, social science, and writing courses at San Francisco State University. Author of the upcoming Cambridge University Press textbook, App Chat: The Science of Computer-Mediated Communication.

  • Todd Walker

    Todd teaches writing and literature courses at Clark College and Portland Community College.

  • Liz Rose Shulman

    I'm a writer, a high school English teacher at Evanston Township High School, and an instructor in the School of Education and Social Policy at Northwestern University.

  • Jennifer Trainor

    Professor of English, San Francisco State University

  • Sam Barber

    Student

  • Clayton Kistner

    teaching high school ELA, making sandwiches, engaging with the culture

  • Adrian Rowland

    Adrian Rowland teaches scientific writing and EAP at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) in Shenzhen.

  • Vance Ricks

    Philosophy/Computer Science professor at Northeastern University

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