Willow Quinn is a writer for Her Campus at SBU. Through her articles, she hopes to uplift and empower others by sharing kind words and offering thoughtful perspectives. Her writing often centers around her passions for science, neuropsychology, philosophy, art, and advocacy, weaving them into conversations that reflect both curiosity and compassion.
On campus, Willow is an active member of Spectrum, the LGBTQIA+ alliance, and plays flute in the SBU jazz band. She is also pursuing her studies in philosophy and enjoys finding ways to connect her academic work with her creative and community-centered involvements.
What makes Willow unique is her deep commitment to advocacy for queer, neurodivergent, and disabled communities, which she holds close to her heart. She finds joy in exploring many interests, from the sciences to the arts, and values writing as a space where her voice and her values can meet.
A Fly on the Wall: Life With Paralyzing Exhaustion
A Guide to Ethical and Low-Waste Junk Journaling
I Can’t Remember Yesterday: Life with Dissociative Identity Disorder
Facing My Fear of Commitment, But Not In the Way You’d Think
A Genderqueer Girl in a Cisgender World
Fighting a Billion Invisible Enemies: Two Years with a Chronic Illness
Y2K Nostalgia: Embracing My Special Interest
Meet My Inner Family: A Life With Multiple Identities
No Fixing Needed!
More Than a Freshman