About WID Consultants

WID consultants offer support to the WAC Program and serve as liaisons between RC 2001 (Introduction to WAC) faculty and WID programs. WID consultants serve on panels discussing their writing and teaching and read scholarship on WID concerns, discussing their work with the WAC Program. 

If you are interested in being a WID Consultant, please email Director Elizabeth Carroll (carrollel@appstate.edu).

Previous WID Consultants

2023-2024
  • Volha Kananovich
  • Rebecca Lambert
  • Matthew Robinson
  • Matt Rogatzki
  • Annkatrin Rose
2022-2023
  • Whitney Bevill, Humanities Librarian for Collection Management at App State's Belk Library and Information Commons
  • Melinda Bogardus, Nursing
  • John Craft, Graphic Communications Management
  • Corie Haylett, Business Communications
  • Jacqueline Tilton, Management
2021-2022
  • Ann Ward, Communication
  • Marc Kissel, Anthropology
  • Melissa Medaugh, Management
  • Sarah Beth Hopton, Rhetoric & Writing Studies (English)
2019-2021
  • Beth Ellington, Marketing & Supply Chain Management
  • Ellen Lamont, Sociology
  • Heather Waldroup, Art History & Honors College
  • Belinda Walzer, Rhetoric & Writing Studies (English)
2018-2019
  • Carol Babyak, Chemistry
  • Beth Fiske, Nursing
  • Paul Gaskill, Recreation Management
  • Damiana Gibbons Pyles, Curriculum & Instruction
  • Jonathan Sugg, Geography & Planning
2017-2018
  • Jeanne Dubino, English and Global Studies
  • Anna Cremaldi, Philosophy
  • Brooke Hester, Physics and Astronomy
  • Rick Klima, Math
  • Saskia van de Gevel, Geography & Plannin
2016-2017
  • Rick Elmore, Philosophy
  • Jennifer Zwetsloot, Health and Exercise Science
  • Darci Gardner, French
  • Aleksander Lust, Government and Justice Studies
2015-2016
  • Margot Olsen, Applied Design
  • Della Marshall, Social Work
  • Megan Johnson, Library Sciences
  • Allison Harl, Rhetoric and Composition
  • Kim Becnel, Leadership and Education Studies 
2014-2015
  • Emily Daughtridge, Theatre & Dance
  • Bill Schumann, Appalachian Studies
  • Brian Smentkowski, Government and Justice Studies
  • Jeanne Dubino, Global Studies
2013-2014
  • Rachel Forrester, Business and Professional Writing
  • Linda Johanson, Nursing
  • Joe Klein, Communication Sciences & Disorders
  • Tony Bly, History
2012-2013
  • Dee Parks, Computer Science
  • Jeff Tiller, Technology and Environmental Design
  • Rebekah Cummings, Family and Consumer Sciences
  • Ila Prouty, Art 
2011-2012
  • Cameron Lippard, Sociology
  • Rodney Duke, Philosophy/Religion
  • Becky Batista, Health, Leisure, Exercise Science
  • Laura England, Sustainable Development
2010-2011
  • Katie Adams, Creative Writing
  • Leslie Cook, English Education
  • Tracy Smith, Curriculum and Instruction
  • Jim Young, Geography
2009-2010
  • Gabe Fankhauser, Music
  • Susan Perry, Health, Leisure, Exercise Science
  • Sarah Greenwald, Math
  • Amy Galloway, Psychology
  • Kathy Schroeder, Geography
2008-2009
  • Jammie Price, Sociology
  • Anna Ward, Theatre and Dance
  • Ray Williams, Biology
  • Sheila Phipps, History
  • Nikki Bennett, Chemistry