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Writing InstructorRobin has been teaching academic writing for graduate students at CEU since 1999, and has also taught undergraduate academic writing at Corvinus University, Budapest, since 2004. Prior to coming to Budapest, he lived and worked in Spain, Portugal, Hong Kong, and Colombia. At CEU Robin works with the Legal Studies, IRES, History and Nationalism departments. Robin has delivered outreach courses on academic writing for masters, PhD students or professional researchers at the Hungarian Central bank and in other countries such as Lithuania, Estonia, Holland, and training for junior faculty and PhD students in Russia and FR of Yugoslavia. Robin represents the CEU and the Centre for Academic Writing in the FIESOLE Group. His interest, apart from academic writing, is teacher training. His hobbies include sports and games of all types but he now has two young children.
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Director of Center for Academic WritingJohn joined the Writing Center as Director in 1998, and has worked with students of International Relations, History, Political Science, Legal Studies, Sociology, Environmental Science and Public Policy. He has also been involved in developing writing programs and centers in various countries in the region. Prior to joining CEU he also worked in the Baltic States, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic, as well as in Germany, China, Finland and Turkey.
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Cynthia received the terminal degree of Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Columbia University's School of the Arts, where she specialized in nonfiction writing. Her current writing and research interests include curriculum design, biographies of place, oral history as an agent of social change, teaching writing through local history, collective memory in individual & national identity development, and politics of knowledge in policy-making. Prior to joining CEU's faculty in 2009, Cynthia taught university writing at Columbia University.
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Writing InstructorThomas has been teaching academic writing at CEU since 1996. In that time he has taught and consulted with students from most departments, including Economics, History, International Relations and European Studies, Legal Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, and Sociology & Social Anthropology. Before coming to CEU he taught English as a Second and Foreign Language in San Francisco and with the Peace Corps in Hungary. He has a B.A. from Villanova University, an M.A. from Arizona State University, and is currently completing work on a PhD in English Renaissance Literature at Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem in Budapest. His work has appeared in Shakespeare Survey, Shakespearean International Yearbook, and Notes & Queries.
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