Sama Shah – Managing Editor
Oliver Khan – Editor for Outstanding Academic Papers by Students (OAPS)
Oliver Khan is a senior majoring in Aerospace Engineering. He has had a lifelong passion for aviation and engineering, and has his sights on designing aircraft in the future. He is also perusing advanced studies in mathematics and history. In his free time, Oliver enjoys running, skiing, and listening to history podcasts and Big Band music.
Jaden Armond – Editor
Ashley Chan – Editor
Ashley is a sophomore majoring in Art, Technology, and the Business of Innovation at Iovine and Young Academy. She is also pursuing minors in Marketing at the Marshall School of Business and in Communication Design at the Roski School of Design. In her free time, she likes going on late night drives, finding new coffee spots, and creating new personas on Pinterest. Fun fact, Ashley hosts a podcast with her best friend!
Celia is a senior double majoring in Animation and Digital Arts and Biology. She plans to combine these two mediums through science visualization to help communicate the ecological effect of climate change to the public. Outside of school, she enjoys reading, hiking, and watching movies.
Carlos Antonio Delgado – Faculty Mentor
Carlos is an Associate Professor in the Writing Program at USC; he’s taught writing (& literature & philosophy & theology & history & pedagogy & rhetoric) in widely varied settings, from wealthy universities to underserved public high schools; there is something about creating knowledge with students, even (or especially?) accidentally, finding that next right word together, that keeps this work so good & so interesting & so beautiful. At USC, Carlos works at multiple levels, whether as a mentor with first-generation college students, or as committee member & co-chair in multiple departments, or as an instructor in the classroom, to bring real equity into all aspects of university life.
Nathalie Joseph – Faculty Mentor
Nathalie’s love of teaching and analysis has finally won a hard-fought battle over her twin obsessions with handbags and chocolate. Having grown up in Glendale, Professor Joseph earned her BA in Los Angeles, briefly sojourned in Seattle, and earned her PhD in Literature from UCSD. In her classes at USC, she repeatedly leverages different visions of Los Angeles, from “Bladerunner” to the concept of culture-jamming, in order to develop writing prompts for her students. A faculty advisor for Scribe, she looks forward to continuing the online publication’s traditional focus on the thoughts and experiences of Angelenos. Through all of this, she secretly dreams of a second career as a handbag designer or chocolatier.
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