Expository Writing Intensive: How to Write Great Papers

Anne Summers received her B.A. from Barnard College and her Ph.D. from Stony Brook University. She was a Graduate Council Fellowship recipient at Stony Brook and holds an additional graduate certificate in women's studies. Her research focuses on perception in nineteenth-century literature and her publications include articles on Vernon Lee, Olive Schreiner, and Henry James. Anne is currently a Lecturer in the Department of English and Communications at Norwich University, where she teaches first-year writing and literature. She has previously taught undergraduate courses at both Stony Brook University and Manhattan College.

Brie Bouslaugh holds a Master's of Fine Arts in Creative Fiction from Columbia University's School of the Arts and a Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Writing, Literature, and Publishing from Emerson College. Brie has taught English, literature, fiction, non-fiction, and academic writing in New York for the past decade. She currently teaches at The New School in both Parson's and Lang's first-year writing programs where she has designed multiple courses concerned with memory, culture, and identity.

Barbara Morris is a University of Chicago Ph.D. and the co-founder of a pioneering program in graduate research and writing at Parsons the New School for Design in the division of Art, Media and Technology. She has worked as a professor of film and literature at UCLA, Rutgers University, and Fordham University. Dr. Morris has received research fellowships from the Fulbright Committee, the American Council of Learned Societies, and the governments of Spain, the United States, and Argentina for her work in cinema studies.