Millie Rey
Millie Rey guides students through the process of conceiving of and executing their academic and professional projects through the medium of writing instruction and by collaborating with other instructional partners at the University. She designs and implements instruction that aims to remove obstacles that adult learners face, helps them develop critical thinking skills and leads them to gain a better understanding of what they aim to achieve.
Millie is committed to using writing instruction to empower others to confidently pursue their mission. She created a non-profit organization that supported teachers in becoming leaders and better instructors by coaching them on reflective practice. As a consultant, she supports various organizations in helping their professionals and students think more critically and write more incisively. Millie earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history with a minor in French from Bates College, and a master’s degree in TESOL/applied linguistics from Teachers College, Columbia University. She is currently ABD in sociology at The University of Chicago.
Millie loves dancing (tango anyone?), sports, biking, cooking, eating (!), travel, the theater, music, movies, games… and enjoying all of these with loved ones.