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Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
ALICE DAER
Alice Daer holds a PhD in Rhetoric and Composition Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison; she also completed a postdoctoral fellowship at MIT. She has over 20 years’ experience working as a writer and writing teacher in higher education and business, having worked most recently as a content strategist for Thomson Reuters and as an English professor at Arizona State University. These days, Alice works most frequently with software companies, helping their teams write better by providing them with tailored writing workshops and one-on-one writing support. She especially enjoys working with product development and UX/R teams who need to find better ways to communicate while working remotely.
MICHELE EODICE, Consultant
Michele Eodice has been working with student and faculty writers for over 20 years, most recently as the director of the writing center at OU for 13 years. She now serves as a Senior Writing Fellow at the University of Oklahoma, working with faculty writers there on proposals and manuscripts. Michele works extensively with faculty and graduate student writers and facilitates writing groups, camps, and retreats online and in person across the country.
Michele can provide feedback on job search materials, promotion dossiers, and agency grant proposals. In addition, she offers professional development modules and leadership guidance for faculty entering administrative positions. Her writing program administration experience can help faculty moving into administrative positions connect with professional networks, develop assessments and curricula, and design a strategic plan.
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Noah Patton, Operations Manager
Noah Patton is a Rhetoric and Writing Studies scholar with a Master’s degree from the University of Oklahoma. Her interests range from mixed-method research to American Indian studies, but her passion is finding ways to support American Indian student writers. When she isn’t doing adjunct work or helping Quick Brown Fox clients, she enjoys DIY projects and taking her dog Juliet for walks.