WSU Announces New Leadership for Writing Program, Angela Mitchell to Take Charge

Washington State University (WSU) has announced Angela Mitchell as the new director of its Writing Program, effective July 1. Mitchell, currently the director of first-year writing at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte (UNC), has extensive experience in university writing programs, teaching, and research. William B. Davis, WSU's interim vice provost for academic engagement and student achievement, welcomed Mitchell, noting her background and the new perspectives she is expected to bring.

The WSU Writing Program is recognized for its quality and success. Under Mitchell's leadership, the program aims to continue enhancing its support for student and faculty development. Mitchell expressed her enthusiasm for her new role and her commitment to the program's ongoing success.

Mitchell plans to focus on student support, aiming to improve their writing skills. She also intends to work with faculty and staff across the university to promote growth and learning in writing education. Her previous experience includes roles at Belmont Abbey College and the University of Georgia, where she directed writing programs and developed curricula.

Established in the early 1990s, the WSU Writing Program has grown to include the Writing Center, the Graduate Writing Center, and a Professional Editing Service Center. These units collaborate to support WSU students and faculty with services such as writing evaluations, WRITE courses, and faculty development programs.

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