Caroline has expertise in languages, literature, humanities, and social sciences. They hold a BA in Comparative Literature and Society from Columbia University and an MA in Arabic Language and Literature from the American University in Cairo. They are also currently enrolled in an MA in Spanish Language and Literature from Middlebury College. Caroline has lived in the US, Egypt, and Spain and is fluent in English, Spanish, and Arabic. They have worked as a writing tutor and coach and as an academic and press editor in various organizations across the countries and languages in which they've lived, and they have a particular passion for working with international students. Just a few of the places they've coached and edited include the Columbia Journal of Literary Criticism, CollegeVine, Narrative Applications, Scribbr, and the Mohamed Taymour Writing Center.

Caroline loves working closely with students to help them find their voice and articulate their passions. They particularly love working with students who have strong intellectual and academic interests.

I tailor my advising process around helping students identify and articulate what makes them tick. Good writing has to start from a place of passion, and when students are excited about what they're writing about, everything gets easier from there. I give super detailed, precise, and action-focused suggestions and comments based on my years of experience in the field. I usually spend some time trying to understand the student's workflow and task-oriented habits so that we can get things done most efficiently. I encourage students to get a draft down as soon as possible so that we can work through various versions of the text until it's nuanced, polished, and ready to go.