Frank Serafini is a Professor of Literacy Education and Children's Literature and an award-winning children's picturebook author. His work in multimodal literacies and research has garnered him international acclaim.

Williams is an Associate Professor of English. Her research areas include writing instruction, visual and multimodal narrative, and food studies.

As Education & History Librarian at Fletcher Library Ms Gallegos has been involved in numerous instructional projects including: creation of a board game & online game, learning badge tutorials & general library tutorials

Austin teaches English and mainly focuses on English lit and writing about literature. Austin has a PhD in English literature (2009) with a Certificate in Scholarly Publishing (emph. Editing).

Playwriting/devising, new play development and dramaturgy, directing and acting and theatre for social ill change all intertwine in Pamela Sterling's creative activity and research interests.

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Sieglaff has been teaching all her life, but professionally for 20+ years. She has taught everything from basic composition courses, to creative writing, to a plethora of literature courses.