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Anne, congratulations on your retirement! I will miss you! I can't belive I won't run into you walking the halls of HBC anymore. I remember when we first met TWENTY-TWO years ago! Can you believe we have known each other that long? I was a graduate student with a teaching fellowship, and you taught me and my peers how to teach. It's been a gift that you have continued to help me develop over the years as I transitioned from student to teacher here at Syracuse University. Even as recently as a few years ago, when you helped me develop the Writing in the Arts inquiry pilot, you continued to inspire me, teach me, and challenge me. Whenever you observed me throughout the years as a PWI, you supported me and encouraged me to grow. Your smile, positive energy, and sincere caring will be something I continue to model as a teacher.  Wishing you all the best in your retirement!

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Anne, I am forever indebted to you for demonstrating what a truly excellent teacher looks like in action, and for guiding my initial teaching experiences as a terrified & clueless TA so many years ago! I will always think of you as my mentor and credit my teaching successes in large part to your support and guidance in those early days. Your door was always open for questions from TAs and PWIs, and even when you were pressed for time, you still made time for us. You helped me through some really challenging situations, always with patient encouragement, zero judgment, and smiling optimism. Thank you more than words can say for all you've done for me and this entire department. We love you--you're a Writing Program legend!!!  Love&hugs--xo.Ivy

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Anne, I am forever indebted to you for demonstrating what a truly excellent teacher looks like in action, and for guiding my initial teaching experiences as a terrified & clueless TA so many years ago! I will always think of you as my mentor and credit my teaching successes in large part to your support and guidance in those early days. Your door was always open for questions from TAs and PWIs, and even when you were pressed for time, you still made time for us. You helped me through some really challenging situations, always with patient encouragement, zero judgment, and smiling optimism. Thank you more than words can say for all you've done for me and this entire department. We love you--you're a Writing Program legend!!!  Love&hugs--xo.Ivy

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There are too many memories to fit here (plus many are not for public display)—so I'll just say that I am thankful every day for all the time we had together as colleagues, for all your brilliant contributions, and for your continuing friendship.
Love,
Jonna

(You and me when I can finally retire...)

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Cheers to a fantastic colleague, mentor, officemate, and happy hour partner. I miss you daily, and I'm sorry I killed your plants. --Emily Dressing

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Cheers to a fantastic colleague, mentor, officemate, and happy hour partner. I miss you daily, and I'm sorry I killed your plants. --Emily Dressing

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Hi Anne...I remember all the way back to when I was a TA and the helpful books you and Margaret edited full of useful material for our writing classes. On top of that, you always had model assignments ready to share with fellow instructors. I truly learned so much about  putting together a unit of material and creating invention activities and being confident as a teacher because of your profound direct and indirect influence. Thank you for this generosity. I am sure you will rock retirement as you did those rollerblades whenever I'd see you at the park! 

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Hi Anne...I remember all the way back to when I was a TA and the helpful books you and Margaret edited full of useful material for our writing classes. On top of that, you always had model assignments ready to share with fellow instructors. I truly learned so much about  putting together a unit of material and creating invention activities and being confident as a teacher because of your profound direct and indirect influence. Thank you for this generosity. I am sure you will rock retirement as you did those rollerblades whenever I'd see you at the park! 

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--Vanessa Watts

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We go soooo far back and have so much to remember -- the birth of the WP with Louise and Carol and Margaret, 670 TA training, Diversity work, you always sharp and creative and generous. And of course, then there are the 'extra-curriculars' like tslking film, after hours wining and dining, 'Breakfasts at Wimbledon,' you giving rock climbing gear to my son Luke (who now lives and climbs in the French Alps!). Ah to sit with you and Betsy and Paul at Gentiles' one last time!

All blessings on your 're-wire-ment!

Thorley

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Cheers to you Anne. Lots of memories of joking and thinking through ideas--always in good combination. Peace, kindness, vigor be yours--

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Cheers to you Anne. Lots of memories of joking and thinking through ideas--always in good combination. Peace, kindness, vigor be yours--

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Kurt Stavenhagen

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Thanks for your years of committed work.  You have made a difference in thousands of lives and your unwavering dedication has been an example for anyone who has worked with you and seen the impact of you have had.

Tony Scott

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to express just how much of an impact you have had on me professionally and personally, Anne.  Your dedication to your students and colleagues goes beyond anything I've ever seen and inspires me daily!  Your retirement is much-deserved and I know you will enjoy it, but selfishly, I am so sad not to have you around daily : ) I guess we'll just have to get together socially a lot more often now.  Many many congratulations!!  Love, Rae Ann

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Anne, thank you so much for mentoring me my first year here! I hope the next phase of your adventure brings you joy and happiness!!

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Anne i owe you so much—a second chance at life, and a way of being in the world to make that life fulfilling. Very sad so see you go, but will keep the pure honesty of curse words & guitar weddings forever.
John C

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During my first year at Syracuse, I remember your helping me figure out how to do WRT 205, being extremely generous and encouraging. I remember hearing stories about how you did the assignments you gave your students -- really a tribute to the passion and commitment that you bring to all you do. I miss you and wish you all the best in your retirement. —Patrick

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Anne—Although we knew each other when I was a TA and a PWI back in the early 90’s, it wasn’t until I returned to Syracuse in 2008 that we became good friends.  I can never thank you enough for your support since coming back to SU.  You were always generous with your materials and time and there when I needed a cup of coffee, encouragement, and empathy.  Your smiles and kidding will be incredibly missed.  Thank you for all that you have contributed to this department.  Your good work will reverberate through these halls for many years to come, Anne!    Sending many good wishes to you and your family as you take this new path, whether it’s in roller blades, hiking boots, or an array of sports footwear!    Enjoy it all!  XXOO Andrea

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Anne—Although we knew each other when I was a TA and a PWI back in the early 90’s, it wasn’t until I returned to Syracuse in 2008 that we became good friends.  I can never thank you enough for your support since coming back to SU.  You were always generous with your materials and time and there when I needed a cup of coffee, encouragement, and empathy.  Your smiles and kidding will be incredibly missed.  Thank you for all that you have contributed to this department.  Your good work will reverberate through these halls for many years to come, Anne!    Sending many good wishes to you and your family as you take this new path, whether it’s in roller blades, hiking boots, or an array of sports footwear!    Enjoy it all!  XXOO Andrea

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Anne-- I cannot thank you enough for all your guidance and wonderful ideas, especially in the early years that I had joined the program. You always took the time to talk, even when you were busy, and did so with a smile. Your wisdom, selflessness, and humor will be deeply missed! I wish you all the best as you move onward to your next great set of adventures.

May your life always be filled with lovingkindness, light, and laughter.
-- Stacey W.

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Anne--It's really hard to imagine this department without you in it. I'm pretty sure you were on my very first phone interview when I was joining, and you've been a presence ever since. You've always been a resource, a mentor, and a friend, and I can't fully wrap my head around the idea that you're retiring! I hope that whatever you do next is fun and rewarding. I'll miss you in the department, and I'll watch for you in the park!

All the best,

-Jeremiah

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Anne! Don't go! We veterans need to stick together! But I know that you deserve a break from all the craziness and that whatever you do next will be something fabulous! Take care! Gael Sweeney.

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Breakfast with you during my campus visit was one moment that convinced me that Syracuse would be a wonderful place to work. Ever since then, I have been amazed by your brilliance as a teacher, inspiring commitment to students, and delightful presence as a colleague. It's been a privilege to work with you all these years, and I wish you all the best in retirement. I know that great things lie ahead for you. Thanks for all you've done for the department and for all I've learned from you.

Warmest regards,
Lois

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I am thinking of so many memories as I write this evening.  You are a central part of what makes the Writing Program ( department) work on so many levels.  Thank you, thank you, thank you for your contributions and leadership. I learned so much from watching you work, design courses, and support teachers at various levels. I remember meeting you on my campus visit and visiting your WRT 205 class (marveling at how you got students to throughly talk about and unpack a complex scholarly article in that class).  One of my favorite memories is hanging out with you and writing creative nonfiction with all the Project Advance teachers at Minnowbrook. I hope you will have more time for reading, writing, and rollerblading, and other activities that you want to do!  We will miss you, , and I hope to catch glimpses of you at Onondaga Lake Park or around town!
Best, Eileen.

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Thank you for your endless generosity.

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How many of us can reach back to those days of WRT613 yore? Birthed as a graduate student as Writing was birthed as a program--some of use do remember! My slice of the WRT story was better for sharing it with you. On to the next adventure!

Steve Feikes