Collaborating with faculty and students to explore questions of pedagogy, practice, and technology.
Colleen hails from Oberlin, Ohio, but Wooster is really the place she calls home. She is a senior philosophy major interested in ethics, morality, education, law, and social services. In between co-presiding over k(no)w, singing in the Wooster Chorus, and catching up on Kant, Colleen likes to expand her portfolio and skills. If you need help, ice cream and school supplies typically does the trick.
Maira is from the Chicago Suburbs, but also says she’s from Japan. She is a senior Theater & Dance major with a concentration in Design. In her free time, she depletes her already limited supply of brain cells by watching American Dad or South Park. She’s typically running around campus complaining about something. Pro tip: You can tame her with tacos.
Megan returns to Wooster after completing a Master’s in History with a concentration in Public History at Kent State University. Megan will work with faculty, students, and staff to facilitate the development of skills and critical applications of technology specifically in the humanities and arts.
I’m from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. I am thinking of double majors in Computer Science and Art Studio. My favorite place in the College of Wooster is Andrews Library, Art Center, and Old Main Cafe since they have the best cheesecakes in the world.
Tommy is a senior computer science major who devotes his free time to playing and designing video games. Most of his time is spent on computers in one way or another, and he has experience with a wide array of software. He loves coding, and would be very willing to help anyone interested in learning how to code as well.