Stacey C Dearing

Teaching Assistant Professor of English at Siena College
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Writing in HHS (ENGL 422)

PW Showcase 2018! SCD
One of my 422 students’ submissions to the Purdue Professional Writing Showcase 2018

Below is my syllabus including descriptions of major assignments for teaching ENGL 422: Writing in the Health and Human Sciences.

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