My name is Isaac Jackson, and I’m a junior Psychology major and a writing tutor in the Mississippi College Writing Center. I want to change the world. I mean, the world is changing anyways, but I want to leave it better off after I’ve taken my trek through. However, I have a lot to learn, and the writing center is doing a whole bunch to help me on the way. If you’re wondering how I’m going to change the world, then we’re doing the same thing. I have no idea. However, I think

I am Casey Kellogg, a transfer student from Northwest Community College, where I worked in the writing center. I am a sophomore, majoring in English writing. As a tutor, I have always loved English, but I know for many students it can be a challenge. Throughout my time working at two writing centers, almost none of the students I’ve met have been English majors. Instead, they come from a wide range of majors - science or business or even undecided - with most claiming to be “

Just as the glass is half full or half empty, there are some people who “get to” go to work and some people who “have to” go to work. Mr. Daniel White is one of the positive ones. A beloved English professor at Mississippi College since 2012, Mr. White has been deemed the “Friend of the Writing Center” because of his consistent encouragement of students and tutors. We followed up with Mr. White last week to see what this “Friend of the Writing Center” title is all about. What