Meet our Fall 2009 Consultants:
This year, our consultants were asked to write their bio in the form of a Twitter post.  A Twitter post (aka "tweet") is limited to 140 characters, counting spaces.

April is the cruelest month, breedingLilacsoutofthedeadland, mixing Memory & desire w/ the writings of Dostoevsky/Woolf/Shelley/&cummings.
(graduate student│literature & writing)

Kaitlin is a unique, occasionally loquacious, mildly funny, hummus loving, office watching acrophobic who reads to place herself in the world
(senior│literature & writing)

Jerrica is anxious for mobility.  I dare the universe to try and keep me silent.
(junior│literature & writing/women's studies)

Aaron
(graduate student│history)

Colette Wife & Writer. Lived her whole life in both chapters and stages. Happiest with her husband, a Diet Coke, and/or one of the Twilight books.
(graduate student│literature & writing)

Derek You just gotta worry about what's in front you, instead of what's ahead. otherwise you'll lose yourself trying to see where the road ends.
(senior│literature & writing)

Amanda Child @ <3, Nifty Nerd, Life-long Learner. LOVES: Family, Coca-Cola, Peanut M&Ms, Musicals,  Country Music. SEES: potential in everyone.
(senior│literature & writing)

Janet thinks tootsie rolls are the absolute best, Winnie the Pooh has nothing on Eeyore, Mango & watermelon=amazing & <3’s Twilight!
(junior│social science)

Kirsten is 75% coffee, 12% blank notebooks, 4% scribbled, 35% of her sister, 88% friendship, 94% awkwardness, & just cant seem to fit into 100%.
(senior│literature & writing)

Monica
(graduate student│literature & writing)

Melanie 140 characters is restrictive, I am the opposite.
(junior│political science)

Evan Reading is tough. Writing is fun. I love short sentences. And I like to keep things simple. Its not boring, it is to the point. Come in because I would love to help.
(junior│literature & writing)

Matt I recently learned that nearly all food comes from corn. I’m going to become a corn farmer, then plow the corn and build a baseball field.
(graduate student│literature & writing)