Profile in ACU Newspaper
Most schoolchildren countdown the seconds until recess. They look forward to going down the slides and playing games with their friends. However, this was not the case for Mischa Willett, a professor new to ACU this year. In fourth grade, he would skip recess just to read his teacher’s poetry.
Rabbit Room Poetry with Ben Palpant
Any work that's taking chaos and ordering it is co-laboring with the Holy Spirit…
C.S. Lewis Foundation Webinar with Amber Salladin
How can Christian artists perform their vocations in such a way that the practice strengthens their faith?
Christian Poetics Initiative with David Mahan
You speak of exploring the “pliability of formal structures in making verse.” Can you elaborate what you mean by this, perhaps again in light of your faith?
SPU Stories with Amanda Stubbert
I had never met a professor, never met anyone who had a PhD. I had never called anyone doctor, apart from my doctor.
Ascent Scholars: Faculty Profile
When Mischa Willett started college in the late ‘90s, he encountered an academic environment that was completely unfamiliar to him.
Queen Anne Neighbors with Nichole Hardina
For poet and educator Mischa Willett, walking to work is the long held dream.