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Hi! I'm Tuukka, a PhD student in International Relations. My research interrogates the concept of luck in international politics. My own academic journey has been far from linear, and I see writing in much the same way: as a process of exploration and experimentation through which we discover something new. The challenge often lies in clearly communicating those discoveries, and that is where I come in--as a guide to help students achieve their potential as academic writers. Outside of research and academic work, I practise kendō, a Japanese martial art that offers a refreshing counterweight to my scholarly pursuits. 
 

Hi, I'm Jun and I'm a PhD student in the School of Demography. Currently, I'm investigating South Korean fertility, with a focus on the extent to which gendered issues influence Koreans’ decisions regarding childbirth. Basically, I'm looking into why Koreans aren't having babies! I love working with young people and especially enjoy sharing my love and passion for writing. Hopefully, through working with me, you'll come to love it as much as I do. As for my hobbies, I love binging sitcoms, playing animal crossing and spending quality time with my loved ones.

Hi! I'm Janet. I’m a PhD candidate in Chinese Linguistics researching how native Chinese speakers understand idiomatic expressions. As someone who's studied science and humanities courses at ANU and abroad, I know how tricky academic writing across disciplines can be. I'm passionate about clear, accessible writing and looking forward to sharing what I've learned to help you develop your writing voice. When I'm not puzzling over Chinese idioms, you'll find me at the gym teaching group fitness classes—just like writing, it's all about building our strengths and improving bit by bit!