Current Tutors
Yara Changyit-Levin
- Junior
- Public health and anthropology
My favorite types of writing are creative fiction, personal narratives, and historical research papers. I love writing plays for Witness Theater on campus in my free time, and I’m working on a science fiction novel. I’m excited to see what you’re bringing to the Writing Center!
Tola Fadeyi
- Junior
- Neuroscience and psychology
My fortes are in personal statements, creative writing pieces, and analysis or argumentative essays. Outside the writing center, I’m a member of JHU’s Bluejays and Poets and write short fiction and poetry in my spare time. Exploring different mediums of writing and guiding students to create strong voices within their pieces are a passion of mine so I’m excited to help!
Laura Fan
- Junior
- Public Health
I enjoy writing as a way of communicating with others and creatively expressing or sharing ideas. My favorite part of the writing process is the outlining and brainstorming, particularly when it’s with other people. I look forward to working with you!
Anna Han
- Junior
- Neuroscience and Medicine, Science, and the Humanities (MSH)
I enjoy helping tutees with just about any type of writing, including creative pieces, academic essays, and applications. In my free time, I love writing flash fiction, learning the guitar, spending time with my little sister, and doing jigsaw puzzles.
Dua Hussain
- Junior
- Anthropology and MSH
I write all across the board, from fiction to poetry to research papers to policies and articles! Most of my fiction writing falls in the realm of fantasy, but I have experience with other genres as well.
Yasmina Mansour
- Senior
- Anthropology, sociology and MSH
At Hopkins, I am a copy editor for the newspaper and a researcher for the Race in Antiquity Project. Outside of school, I enjoy reading, baking, and coffee shop dates with friends.
Natalie Wang
- Junior
- English and film and media studies
My favorite pastimes include quoting “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” at inopportune times and attempting all the parts of “The Phantom of the Opera” simultaneously. I look forward to working with you on your writing.
Francisco Pérez Marsilla
- Graduate student
- Modern Languages and Literatures
I study revolutionary processes in the Caribbean and in its African diaspora, particularly in Haiti. Expect your session to be generally based on a printed fragment, and with pen and paper, as you may work simultaneously on your screen. Bring questions. You will end the session ready to get your writing going!
Risha Roy
- Junior
- Molecular and cellular biology and MSH
I joined the Writing Center in 2023 and primarily works with students on literary analysis papers, research papers, lab reports, and personal statements. I aim to help students of all disciplines refine their writing skills in a comfortable and engaging learning environment.