Seetch Writing Consultants

Managing consultant Beth Seetch:

Writing and teaching professionally since 1975, Beth is known for her frank and optimistic style of coaching writers at all levels.  She studied literature and writing at the Colorado College, graduating with honors, and earned her master’s degree at the University of Colorado, Boulder.  She has taught writing at the University of Colorado, Southern Illinois University, and Lafayette College, where she coordinated the interdisciplinary College Writing Program for twenty years.  Her work has appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Poetry Northwest, River Styx and other literary magazines.  She studies current writing pedagogy, presenting at national conferences such as AWP (Associated Writing Programs), CCCC (Conference on College Composition and Communication), WAC (Writing Across the Curriculum), and IWCA (International Writing Centers Association).  She was awarded a fellowship by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.  Projects currently underway include editing cross-cultural training materials, contributing to an edited collection for the Institute for Teaching and Research on Women at Towson State, running a literacy-through-the-arts workshop for ProJeCt of Easton,  and coaching a high school junior in AP English.

Writers rely on Beth to guide them through several stages of writing business, academic, or artistic documents. Attentive listening to her clients distinguishes the Seetch approach throughout the process.  Her consultations lend calm and authority to the challenging work of composing and completing writing projects of any scope, no matter the deadline.  Clients express delight upon completion of a polished project and often express surprise at their eagerness to undertake the next one.

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