Editor in Chief, Brigham Pettit
I’m Brigham. I’m a poet, storyteller, musician, and a lifelong lover of language.
I joined The Eckleburg Project as a Staff Writer in the Fall of 2022. It’s been a fantastic experience to hone my voice (and, by consequence, the voice of the Project) with the support of my fellow Staff Writers.
I’m working toward a career in creative writing, one poem and story at a time. My outside publications are few — just a couple of haiku so far — but it’s a start.
And yet, somehow, I’m a Computer Science major.
But I’m always falling in love with a word two.
Managing Editor, Elizabeth Monzingo
Hello! I’m Elizabeth Monzingo, a second year Environmental Design student in the School of Architecture. In my life outside of architecture, I spend most of my time with friends or pursuing the passion I have for both art and literature (but especially art). This year marks my first as a member of The Eckleburg Project.
Head Staff Writer, Jonathan Pettit
Yes, it’s me again. (This is the pseudonym I publish under.)
I still love language.
Head Designer, Alyssa Lazarchik
Howdy! My name is Alyssa Lazarchik and I am a sophomore Visualization major from Frisco, Texas. This year I am serving as the Head of Design for the Eckleburg Project. I am currently working toward a degree in UI/UX design and plan to pursue a career in the graphic design industry. I love working in collaborative environments and I am so grateful I have been given the opportunity to work on the Eckleburg project to give the student body a chance to publish their work and share their creativity with the community.
Editor, Ella Ward
Howdy, my name is Ella! I’m from Plano, Texas and I’m majoring in Political Science, with a double minor in English and Sociology. I plan on going to law school after I graduate, probably somewhere around the Dallas area. I love reading and writing, and I also have a minor (major) obsession with plants and horticulture. I’m really looking forward to continuing on The Eckleburg Project and being a co-editor of Poetry and Prose with Briana!
Academic Advisor, Lowell Mick White
Lowell Mick White is the author of five books including the novels That Demon Life and Burnt House. A winner of the Dobie-Paisano Fellowship and a member of the Texas Institute of Letters, White received his PhD at Texas A&M University, where he is an Instructional Assistant Professor.
Our Teams
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