Daisy Pullman (she/her) is a Writing Consultant in the Centre for Scholarly Communication (CSC) and a PhD candidate in Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability). Her research examines the environmental history of the Okanagan ecoregion by comparing divergent trajectories of landscape change and conservation politics in the US and Canada.
Through the CSC, Daisy provides one-on-one consultations for graduate students and post-doctoral researchers at every stage of their writing journey. She helps clients identify and achieve their specific goals while developing their wider writing skills.
Daisy is also excited to bring her extensive experience teaching English as an additional language to the CSC. She co-hosts biweekly English Conversation Circle (snacks and coffee provided!) and is available for English Development appointments, where researchers can practice their academic and conversational English skills.
“A common misconception about academic writing is that you need to be in the mood or feel inspired to write. I have learned that inspiration comes eventually; sometimes you just need to sit down and start writing!” – Daisy Pullman