Edgar Calabia Samar (Kagawaran ng Filipino) Si Edgar Calabia Samar ang may-akda ng mga aklat na Pag-aabang sa Kundiman: Isang Tulambuhay (admu orp, 2006), Walong Diwata ng Pagkahulog (Anvil Publishing, 2009), Sa Kasunod ng 909 (ust Publishing, 2012), at Halos Isang Buhay: Ang Manananggal sa Pagsusulat ng Nobela (ust Publishing, 2012). Nagtuturo siya sa Kagawaran ng Filipino sa Pamantasang Ateneo de Manila at kasalukuyang direktor ng Ateneo Institute of Literary Arts and Practices. Nagkamit na siya ng mga parangal mula sa Palanca, NCCA Writer’s Prize, PBBY – Salanga Writer’s Prize, Gawad Surian at Gantimpalang Collantes para sa kaniyang tula, kuwento, kuwentong pambata, sanaysay at nobela. Longlisted sa Man Asian Literary Prize ang nobela niyang Eight Muses of the Fall (salin nina Mikael Co at Sasha Martinez) noong 2009. Naging writer in residence din siya para sa 43rd International Writing Program ng University of Iowa noong 2010. Benilda Santos (Fine Arts Program) Si Benilda Santos ay nagsilbing Direktor ng Fine Arts Program ng isang taon, naging tagapangulo ng Kagawaran ng Flipino sa loob ng limang taon, at gumanap na Dekano ng Paaralan ng Humanidades sa loob ng dalawang taon. Premyadong makata rin siya ng Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature at nagtamo na rin ng Gawad Pambansang Alagad ni Balagtas sa tula at sanaysay sa taong 2003. Kasama sa kanyang mga aklat ng tula ay ang Pali-palitong Posporo: mga tula, Alipato: mga bago at piling tula, at Kuwadro Numero Uno: mga tula. Vincenz Serrano (Department of English) Vincenz Serrano is an Assistant Professor at the Department of English, Ateneo de Manila University. Apart from teaching courses in literature and creative writing, he is coordinator of the ab Literature (English) program and an editor of Kritika Kultura. Eugene Soyosa (AB Economics 2009) Eugene Soyosa was a member of heights from 2007-2009 and was a fellow in the 14th Ateneo heights Writers Workshop. He currently lives in Taguig City. Ramón Sunico (AB Humanities 1976, MA Philosophy 1981, Departments of English, Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Studies) Ramón C Sunico, RayVi to his friends manages Cacho Publishing House. He designs books, writes, edits, translates and teaches. He has taught for the Ateneo’s departments of Literature, Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Studies. He now teaches creative writing online for its Asian Center for Journalism. He belonged to the editorial staff
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