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Michelle Cox |
Bio coming
soon! |
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Suzie Hill |
Bio coming
soon! |
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Susan Hoffman Merrill |
Susan is a teacher at
Stone Academy in Downtown Greenville. She has a degree in Early
Childhood Education from Winthrop University and is currently working on
a Master's degree in Administration and Supervision from Clemson
University. She has been a Teacher Consultant with the Upstate
Writing Project since 2004 and is excited to return for a fourth year as
a mentor with the Young Writers' Camp. In her more than 10 years as an
educator, Susan has taught Pre-K, second grade, third grade, and
technology. Beyond the classroom, Susan enjoys reading, writing,
and camping. |
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Myra
Montgomery |
Mrya teaches all 5th
graders reading and writing at Spearman Elementary in Anderson District
1. Her teaching experiences have involved all grades from K to
8th. She has been involved in education over twenty years as an
elementary teacher, the Educational Specialist for South East Missouri
Head Starts, and as a developer of Christian Education curriculum.
She is a Teacher's Writing Consultant and Specialist through Clemson's
Upstate Writing Project. Myra spent most of her life in Arizona
where she attended Ottawa and Arizona State University. She is
married and has two daughters. In her spare time, she enjoys
reading, writing, dabbling in altered art and educational technology. |
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Brian Slusher |
Brian teaches English and
Drama at Mauldin High School. He has been active in the Upstate Writing
Project as a Teacher Consultant, and in the National Writing Project as
an E-Team member on the E-Anthology, an electronic publication for
teacher-writers. He is a practicing poet, publishing in magazines and
anthologies. His chapbook Waking in the Driver's Seat is available from
Stepping Stones Press. Brian has worked with the YWC since
it began in 2006. |
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Kelly Tracy |
Kelly is
an Assistant Professor of Education at Erskine College in Due West and a
former elementary school teacher.
She is currently co-editor of the SCIRA journal Reading Matters and
will complete her doctorate at Clemson University this summer. She participated in the Upstate Writing Project's 2004 Summer Institute
and has since worked extensively with the Upstate Writing Project as a Teacher
Consultant. Kelly began directing the Young Writers' Camp in 2006. |