Microsoft Word

The people listed below can help you learn how to use Microsoft Word to prepare documents.

Minh Phan, Student Digital Media Assistant

Minh Phan is a STEM major first-year from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, who enjoys arts of any forms: drawing, designing, video editing, filming, singing,… (the list goes on). She discovered Adobe Photoshop in fourth grade when she wanted to create a poster celebrating her favorite singer’s birthday (her oldest works can be found here), and the hobby hasn’t stopped since then.

With interests in a variety of fields, Minh can assist you with many visually creative projects. Crafting posters for club events, shout-outs, product pitches? Structuring a podcast? Creating presentation video, choreographies, recipes, vlogs? Needing support with UI design for your CS projects?

Reach Minh via e-mail and you shall work together!

Alegnta Mezmur

phone: 4357

Alegnta is in the class of 2023 from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and a Global and International Studies major and potential Data Science Minor.

Margaret Jagger

phone: 4357

Part of the Class of 2022, Margaret is a Computer Science and Music double major from Washington, D.C.

Aubry Miller, Digital Media Assistant

phone: 2608 | e-mail: amiller22@wooster.edu

Aubry is a junior majoring in Economics and minoring in Studio Art from Indianapolis Indiana. She is interested in photography and illustration. She can help you with Photoshop, iMovie, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint and Wordpress.

Pavithra Brahmananda Reddy, Digital Media Assistant

phone: 2608 | e-mail: pbrahmanandareddy22@wooster.edu

Pavithra is a Computer Science and Mathematics major from Bangalore, India. She is currently a junior. She is avid reader and likes science fiction and thriller novels. She can help with Audacity, iMovie, Microsoft Excel, Powerpoint, Word and HTML.

Xinyu (Martina) Pei, Digital Media Assistant

phone: 2608 | e-mail: xpei21@wooster.edu

Martina is a sophomore Communication Studies and East Asian Studies double major from Anhui, China. She is currently president of CSSA (Chinese Students and Schools Association). At the same time, she has many ambitions like being a Instagram Influencer, Youtuber or a documentary film producer. During her free time, she likes to discovers newest fashion trends and edits video just for fun. She would love to help with Adobe Premiere, Photoshop and Illustrator,Microsoft Excel, Powerpoint and Word.

Nghi Tran, Digital Media Assistant

phone: 2608 | e-mail: ntran21@wooster.edu

Nghi is in the class of 2021 from Vietnam and a Biochemistry and Molecular Biology(BCMB) major. She is interested in working in the Genetics field in the labs in the future. Nghi also enjoys traveling and usually edit pictures and create artworks from them. She likes making posters and creates many cool images found on Pinterest. Nghi can help you with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Audacity, iMovie, Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint.

Salim Dohri, Digital Media Assistant

phone: 2608 | e-mail: sdohri21@wooster.edu

If you ever see Salim in Lowry, ask him to tell you more about his home country, Morocco. He is the friendliest cat person you will meet on campus. He is a senior working towards a major in computer science and a possible minor in data science. Outside of class, he is a part of the living wage club, the effective altruism club, and the ballroom dance club. While he specializes in fullstack web development and unity, Salim can help with a varieties of software and technologies.

Megan Smeznik, Educational Technologist: Arts & Humanities Focus

phone: 2671 | e-mail: msmeznik@wooster.edu

Megan returns to Wooster after completing a Master’s in History with a concentration in Public History at Kent State University. Megan will work with faculty, students, and staff to facilitate the development of skills and critical applications of technology specifically in the humanities and arts.

Emily Armour, Educational Technologist: Learning & Pedagogy Applications Specialist

phone: 2242 | e-mail: earmour@wooster.edu

As an Educational Technologist Emily is responsible for advancing the use of technology for faculty, students, and staff. She assists faculty in identifying, selecting, and using educational and instructional technologies that complement their pedagogical approaches. Through workshops, classroom visits, and a team of Student Technology Assistants, Emily helps our students to develop abilities to critically assess, choose, and use technologies for developing and communicating knowledge and insight. Emily assesses technology education needs of staff and provides technology education and professional development opportunities for them.