I am a History and English undergrad at James Madison University (JMU) currently studying abroad in the UK at Hertford College in Oxford. Interests in history include: European history of science, British nautical history (esp. the Royal Navy), British social history, Military history, and history and other media (mostly historical fiction and web media). Interests in literature include: poetry, African literature and nautical fiction. Other wiki activities:organizing Wikipedia Campus Ambassador activities at JMU, Oxford and developing a program in the UK, actively contributing to WP:WikiProject Novels, founding member of WP:WikiProject Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms and WP:WikiProject Dacia and active cultural institution editor. You can contact me here, and if you would like to chat with me, send me an e-mail and I will give you some contact info, I am regularly on Facebook and Gchat.
How are you doing? I hold a Master's degree in Education from Penn State University and have about seven years teaching experience, three of those in a university setting. I'm patient, and I'm good with people who may feel a little overwhelmed. You can ask me anything at any time. The image is of St. Michael's Cathedral, Qingdao. I started the entry on it it and took it all the way to becoming a featured article on the front page of Wikipedia, and you can do the same!
Greetings. I have been actively editing Wikipedia since 2010. My interests include politics, sports and the media. Most of my work on Wikipedia involve writing biographies of politicians, articles on political institutions, and occasionally some articles on films and television shows I enjoy(ed) watching. I am most willing to help new editors familiarize themselves with the norms and guidelines of the project, especially helping with writing new articles.
Hi, I'm Sp33dyphil, but I also go by the name Phillip. I joined Wikipedia in February 2010, and since then I had worked my way up the hierachy (if there's one). I'm a MilHist coordinator, a position and responsibility I've assumed last week. I prefer to work with aviation-related articles, having managed to author, or helped to author, at least 20 GAs and 2 FAs. At first GAs to me were intimidating, but as time went by it became easier and now it is alomost routine to nominate an article for GA and expect it to get promoted. I also patrol the new-page log. I'd like to help those who want to do content-creation.
