An Interview With Eileen Schell

by Gloria McMillan TAA) Would you like to supply a bit of biographical detail for this interview? Anything that you think we should know about you? I grew up in Eastern Washington state on a small farm near a small town. I attended public schools and public higher education. I waited tables while I put myself through college. I have taught reading and writing in higher education since 1987, and my career spans five institutions, including a community college, state universities, and a private university. I also teach off-campus here in Syracuse at a local retirement center (my oldest student is […]

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An Interview With Eileen Schell

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