Muna is a rising senior majoring in political communication studies with a double minor in Arabic and social justice informatics. In addition to working as a writing coach, she interns at PoliChic, a nonpartisan organization that engages Texas women in elections and issue advocacy. Beyond her professional work, Muna is actively involved in campus life. During her time at UT, she has served as events coordinator for Black Muslims Alliance and co-founded Students of East Africa. Currently, she serves as a charter member and president of the National Council of Negro Women, UT Austin Section. Passionate about community engagement, Muna hopes to work in education before pursuing a law degree.

Catherine Vouvray is a third-year fellow in the Michener Center for Writers at the University of Texas at Austin. Her primary area of study is screenwriting and her secondary, fiction. Her first feature film as writer/director, "Bootstraps," is finishing up post-production while her latest novel, "The Months of Payne: September," seeks a home. She has attended prestigious labs like the Stowe Narrative Lab, CineStory TV Lab and CineStory Feature Retreat, and was a fellow of the Middlebury Script Lab. She was the runner-up in the Del Shores Writer Search and a semifinalist in Universal Studios GTDI program with her feature rom-com and has placed in many other writing contests. Currently, she is hard at work on a feature screenplay musical.

Emily Rangel is a first-year graduate student in the MSSLHS program at UT Austin. As a recent UT Moody graduate herself, Emily has experience in various clinical, research, and academic settings, as well as in student life. Currently, she is a graduate research assistant. Emily is dedicated to supporting student growth, learning, and mentorship by meeting students where they are and helping them enhance their writing skills in meaningful contexts.