Dr. Arline Votruba (she/they) earned a PhD in Cultural Studies from Claremont Graduate University. Votruba is a 2022-2023 Grace Berry Award for Women in Graduate Studies recipient and the first place winner of CGU’s 2022 The Big Pitch competition. Votruba is an adjunct professor of writing at Claremont Graduate University and has worked as a consultant at the CGU Center for Writing & Rhetoric since July 2020. During her term serving as the President of Graduate Student Council she co-hosted and co-produced CG(You): Grad Student Council Talks. She received her MA from Iowa State University in Rhetoric, Composition, and Professional Communication in 2018 and earned a BA in Literature and Creative Writing from Keene State College in 2016. Votruba’s dissertation project, “Voices of Endo: Cultural Factors Influencing Delayed Diagnosis of Endometriosis” centers the voices of folks living with endometriosis to explore the relationship between endometriosis patient and healthcare practitioner to uncover how medical transactions reveal why there remains an average ten-year delay in diagnosis of endometriosis.