FLEX Writing Center

FLEX Writing Pathway offers students long-term academic pathways for middle and high school students who are serious about English and Writing. Humanities-pathways are less clear and standardized than are STEM-pathways. The FLEX Writing Center leverages the deep knowledge and expertise of its instructors to help students thrive in the humanities. Our approach is not only to provide students with high-level instruction but also to help them apply their learning through publications, clubs, competitions, and activities.

FWC offers experience in all genres of writing. In 2020-2021, FWC will focus on non-fiction & academic writing as follows but contact your local FLEX center for a full list of FWC courses offered.

FWC Team

Yoon Choi: FLEX Writing Center, Program Director

• Stanford University: Stegner Fellowship in fiction (2017–2019)
• Johns Hopkins University: Teaching fellow
• Johns Hopkins CTY: Teacher and curriculum developer
• Education: Stanford MA Literature, Johns Hopkins BA/MA Writing
• Publications in Michigan Quarterly review, Narrative Magazine, New England Review, and Best American Short Stories 2018
• Debut collection of short stories, Skinship, forthcoming from Knopf: a division of Penguin/Random House

Kate Huh: FLEX Writing Center, Program Manager

• Recipient of University of California STAR Award for exemplary work performance as a research editor at UCLA
• Columbia Scholastic Press Association Certificate of Merit for Editorial Leadership
• Founder of Yale Undergraduate Journal of Comparative Literature
• Education: Yale BA Literature English & Admitted to Harvard Law and Stanford Law
• Troy High School: Graduate & Editor in Chief

Meagan Mason: FLEX Writing Center, Program Coordinator & Instructor

• UC Davis: College Essay Mentorship Program
• UC Davis: Undergraduate Research Assistant
• UC Davis: BA Communication

Emily Redfield: FLEX Writing Center, Instructor

• Princeton: BA English & Creative Writing
• Gunn High School: Graduate