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Academic Resource Center has Successful First Semester
January 4th, 2023
Students support each other day in and day out at Episcopal. Often, this happens naturally and organically and in no “official” capacity. But, there is a space on campus dedicated to making these connections happen intentionally and daily, and the Academic Resource Center’s (ARC) Semester 1 stats paint an encouraging picture regarding student support for one another!
Fifty two Fellows hosted over 300 appointments in the fall with forty students who came to the ARC on a weekly basis or more. The Fellows are ready for another busy semester, especially supporting 9th graders who will be writing their History and English research paper soon!
Upper and Middle School students can always make an appointment to visit the ARC and study with a Fellow, receive help on a specific skill or consult about a paper. This spring, the group of academic leaders will be revealing an updated logo to match their new name, and Fellows look forward to another semester serving their community!
Katie Sutcliffe
Katie Sutcliffe joined Episcopal in 2011 and is currently the Director of the Writing Center and Thesis Program, as well as the co-creator of LAUNCH, Episcopal’s annual TEDx-style student-planned and executed showcase of ideas and projects. Katie holds a Bachelor of Arts in English (Writing) from DePauw University, an MFA in Creative Nonfiction Writing from the University of Pittsburgh and was a 2005 Teach For America corps member. Katie currently serves as the Southeast Representative for the Secondary Schools Writing Center Association Board. She has taught English and writing courses for middle and high school students, gifted students and even continuing-education adults. She’s passionate about research and writing that have practical implications for understanding and addressing real world challenges.
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