The History of the Editorial Board
2023 Spring Staff ~ 2022 Fall Staff ~ 2022 Spring Staff ~ 2021 Fall Staff
Welcome to the gallery hall of former (and some current) editors of The Palouse Review!
Each edition requires the collective effort of a diverse group of student and faculty editors, and just as each edition lives on in our archives, so too the staff who worked on them live on in our History pages! As we move forward with our new systems, this page will serve as a way to see the growth and change of our editorial board and the students who serve on it.
If you have served on The Palouse Review, or have information about missing editors, please contact us at thepalousereview.honors@wsu.edu!
2023 Spring Staff
 | Colin Criss Faculty Editor, The Palouse Review Colin Criss is a faculty member in the Honors College at WSU. He teaches poetry and creative writing. He is from Old Forge, NY, in the Adirondacks. |
 | Waldon Andrews Managing Editor & Scholarship Executive Editor & Web Editor, The Palouse Review I'm an undergrad studying Mechanical Engineering, but literature has always been my passion. I joined The Palouse Review in 2021 and been a genre editor for Fiction and Scholarship, though am moving more into management and web design as we work on reimagining the scope of our journal. |
 | Adaline Grace Social Media Manager & Marketing Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Adaline Grace and I am a senior studying Creative Nonfiction and Psychology! I write to bring awareness to mental health advocacy. In my free time I love to be outdoors or at the gym staying active. I've been a part of other literary magazines like the Blood Orange Review, and I'm excited to see what new discoveries I can make here! |
 | Shana Huang Fiction Executive Editor & Visual Arts Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Shana Huang and I am a Junior studying English Rhetoric and Professional Writing at Washington State University. Outside of my classes, I also serve as the Executive Poetry Editor for LandEscapes and the President of the English Club at WSU. |
 | Molly Ann Greiner Non-Fiction Executive Editor & Poetry Editor, The Palouse Review. I am a freshman at Washington State University. Though English has always been one of my favorite subjects, I am currently majoring in Biochemistry with a pre-med track. In my free time, I love hiking, backpacking, horses, swimming, tennis, and, of course, reading. |
 | Rachel Voke Visual Arts Executive Editor & Poetry Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Rachel Voke and I am a Junior majoring in Environmental Engineering and minoring in Spanish at Washington State University. I really enjoy doing photography, reading, and playing videogames in my free time! |
 | Grant Irey Poetry Executive Editor & Marketing Editor, The Palouse Review I am a current sophomore studying Environmental and Ecosystem sciences, with emphasis on horticulture and forestry, at Washington State University! When I'm not studying, I enjoy reading, caring for my many plants, and exploring the great outdoors whenever I can! |
 | Dahlia Xie Web Executive Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Dahlia Xie, I am currently a Senior at Washington State University majoring in Software Engineering and minoring in Digital Technology and Culture. Outside of classes, I’m a DJ at KZUU 90.7FM! |
 | Gage Amonette Fiction & Nonfiction Editor, The Palouse Review. I am a senior studying political science. In my free time I play some music and read a little, and also do other things/ |
 | Leo Early Fiction & Visual Arts Editor, The Palouse Review. I am a freshman majoring in Electrical Engineering and minoring in Music at Washington State University. I'm involved in Crimson Robotics, Cougs In Space, and Engineers Without Borders. For relaxation, I enjoy playing my cello and listening to classical music. |
 | Dillon Kamin Fiction & Scholarship Editor, The Palouse Review. My name is Dillon, I'm an undergrad in computer science. In my free time, I enjoy reading and writing fiction/fantasy, bouldering, playing video games, chess, and whatever else grabs my attention. |
 | Priscilla Gomez Poetry Editor, The Palouse Review. Hello! I'm currently in my first year studying mechanical engineering. I love to read, listen to music, create art, play video games and watch movies in my free time. I am a part of Crimson Robotics and SWE, and hope to join more clubs in the future! |
 | Violet Brown Fiction & Nonfiction Assistant Editor, The Palouse Review. Violet Brown is a new editor working with our Fiction and Nonfiction teams! |
 | Isabelle Busch Fiction & Nonfiction & Visual Arts Assistant Editor, The Palouse Review. Isabelle Busch is a new editor working with our Fiction, Nonfiction, and Visual Arts teams; and is the creator of our new TPR branding and logos which will be rolled out this year! |
 | Halle Parris Fiction & Poetry Assistant Editor, The Palouse Review. Halle Parris is a editor working with our Fiction and Poetry teams! |
2022 Fall Staff
 | Waldon Andrews Executive Scholarship Editor, The Palouse Review I am currently a junior studying mechanical engineering. Reading has always been one of my hobbies, and during the summer I spend my time hiking and hanging out with the chickens and ducks on my small family farm. |
| Shana Huang Executive Fiction Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Shana Huang and I am a Junior studying English Rhetoric and Professional Writing at Washington State University. Outside of my classes, I also serve as the Executive Poetry Editor for LandEscapes and the Vice President for the English Club at WSU. |
| Dahlia Xie Web Executive Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Dahlia Xie, I am currently a Senior at Washington State University majoring in Software Engineering and minoring in Digital Technology and Culture. Outside of classes, I’m a DJ at KZUU 90.7FM! |
| Rachel Voke Visual Arts Executive Editor & Poetry Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Rachel Voke and I am a Junior majoring in Environmental Engineering and minoring in Spanish at Washington State University. I really enjoy doing photography, reading, and playing videogames in my free time! |
| Grant Irey Poetry Executive Editor & Marketing Editor, The Palouse Review I am a current sophomore studying Environmental and Ecosystem sciences, with emphasis on horticulture and forestry, at Washington State University! When I'm not studying, I enjoy reading, caring for my many plants, and exploring the great outdoors whenever I can! |
| Adaline Grace Executive Social Media Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Adaline Grace and I am a senior studying Creative Nonfiction and Psychology! I write to bring awareness to mental health advocacy. In my free time I love to be outdoors or at the gym staying active. I've been a part of other literary magazines like the Blood Orange Review, and I'm excited to see what new discoveries I can make here! |
| Leo Early Fiction & Visual Arts Editor, The Palouse Review. I am a freshman majoring in Electrical Engineering and minoring in Music at Washington State University. I'm involved in Crimson Robotics, Cougs In Space, and Engineers Without Borders. For relaxation, I enjoy playing my cello and listening to classical music. |
| Molly Ann Greiner Non-Fiction Executive Editor & Poetry Editor, The Palouse Review. I am a freshman at Washington State University. Though English has always been one of my favorite subjects, I am currently majoring in Biochemistry with a pre-med track. In my free time, I love hiking, backpacking, horses, swimming, tennis, and, of course, reading. |
| Gage Amonette Fiction & Nonfiction Editor, The Palouse Review. I am a senior studying political science. In my free time I play some music and read a little, and also do other things/ |
| Priscilla Gomez Poetry Editor, The Palouse Review. Hello! I'm currently in my first year studying mechanical engineering. I love to read, listen to music, create art, play video games and watch movies in my free time. I am a part of Crimson Robotics and SWE, and hope to join more clubs in the future! |
| Dillon Kamin Fiction & Scholarship Editor, The Palouse Review. My name is Dillon, I'm an undergrad in computer science. In my free time, I enjoy reading and writing fiction/fantasy, bouldering, playing video games, chess, and whatever else grabs my attention. |
2022 Spring Staff
 | Kim Andersen Professor, Washington State University Managing Editor, The Palouse Review Poetry, Fiction, Non-Fiction, and Scholarship Genre Editor, The Palouse Review I am a reader, no more, no less, and so I read. Does the content overflow? Is the language clichéd, involuntarily stuffy, artificially pretentious? Or does it say something, do something, effectively? Does it have the whiff of promise? Can we measure promise? The road to hell is littered with the corpses of editors, inquisitors, teachers, and judges who didn’t see it, didn’t get it, didn’t want it. So, keep the flame alive. Every creative text deserves a reading. I teach and advise at the WSU Honors College. I teach art and art theory, literature, and the nuts and bolts of the absolutely non-poetic task of how to write an Honors thesis. One of my favorite topics continues to be what classical minds thought about the elusive and mesmerizing activity we call art while trying to figure out if they have any contemporary relevance. Thinking about it, of course, is not the same as doing it. |
| Waldon Andrews Fiction and Scholarship Genre Editor, The Palouse Review I am currently a junior studying mechanical engineering. Reading has always been one of my hobbies, and during the summer I spend my time hiking and hanging out with the chickens and ducks on my small family farm. |
| Shana Huang Fiction and Non-Fiction Genre Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Shana Huang, and I am a Sophomore studying English Rhetoric & Professional Writing at Washington State University. I love reading and writing, and have written stories for literary outlets like Jennifer Niven's GERM Magazine. Currently, I am an editor for both WSU's LandEscapes journal and the Palouse Review. Additionally, I serve as the vice president of WSU's English Club. |
 | Geneva Schlepp Photography/Visual Arts and Poetry Genre Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Geneva Schlepp and I am a Junior studying Civil Engineering with an Environmental emphasis at Washington State University. When I am not studying, I am running for the Women’s Cross Country and Track team where I specialize in the mile. In addition to being a student-athlete, I serve on the Pac-12 Mental Health Task Force, work as a Student Ambassador for the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture, and mentor first-year students. |
| Dahlia Xie Website Designer, The Palouse Review Photography/Visual Arts, Digital Multimedia, and Music Genre Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Dahlia Xie, I am currently a Senior at Washington State University majoring in Software Engineering and minoring in Digital Technology and Culture. Outside of classes, I’m a DJ at KZUU 90.7FM! |
2021 Fall Staff
| Kim Andersen Professor, Washington State University Managing Editor, The Palouse Review Poetry, Fiction, Non-Fiction, and Scholarship Genre Editor, The Palouse Review I am a reader, no more, no less, and so I read. Does the content overflow? Is the language clichéd, involuntarily stuffy, artificially pretentious? Or does it say something, do something, effectively? Does it have the whiff of promise? Can we measure promise? The road to hell is littered with the corpses of editors, inquisitors, teachers, and judges who didn’t see it, didn’t get it, didn’t want it. So, keep the flame alive. Every creative text deserves a reading. I teach and advise at the WSU Honors College. I teach art and art theory, literature, and the nuts and bolts of the absolutely non-poetic task of how to write an Honors thesis. One of my favorite topics continues to be what classical minds thought about the elusive and mesmerizing activity we call art while trying to figure out if they have any contemporary relevance. Thinking about it, of course, is not the same as doing it. |
 | W. Puck Brecher Associate Professor, Washington State University Scholarship and Non-Fiction Genre Editor, The Palouse Review W. Puck Brecher is Associate Professor of East Asian History specializing in Japanese social and cultural history. |
| Waldon Andrews Fiction and Scholarship Genre Editor, The Palouse Review I am currently a junior studying mechanical engineering. Reading has always been one of my hobbies, and during the summer I spend my time hiking and hanging out with the chickens and ducks on my small family farm. |
| Adam Hureau Non-fiction and Music Genre Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Adam Hureau and I am a senior studying Spanish and Chinese language and culture. When I’m not doing homework, I love playing and listening to music, reading, hiking, and learning more about this fascinating place we like to call Earth. |
| Geneva Schlepp Photography/Visual Arts and Poetry Genre Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Geneva Schlepp and I am a Junior studying Civil Engineering with an Environmental emphasis at Washington State University. When I am not studying, I am running for the Women’s Cross Country and Track team where I specialize in the mile. In addition to being a student-athlete, I serve on the Pac-12 Mental Health Task Force, work as a Student Ambassador for the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture, and mentor first-year students. |
| Dahlia Xie Website Designer, The Palouse Review Photography/Visual Arts, Digital Multimedia, and Music Genre Editor, The Palouse Review My name is Dahlia Xie, I am currently a Junior at Washington State University majoring in Software Engineering and minoring in Digital Technology and Culture. Outside of classes, I’m a General Manager at KZUU 90.7FM, a member of the Beta Lambda chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi, and an Editor for the Palouse Review! |
 | Felycite Guerra Website Designer, The Palouse Review I am the Program Assistant for the Honors College and proud graduate of Central Washington University. Wildcats for life! |