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Rebekah E. Piper,
Ph.D. currently serves
as an Assistant
Professor of Literacy
at Texas A&M
University-San
Antonio. She may be
reached at:
Roberta D. Raymond, Ed.D.
currently serves as an
Assistant Professor of
Literacy at the University of
Houston-Clear Lake,
Houston, TX. She may be
reached at:
Laurie A. Sharp, Ed.D. is an
Associate Professor and the
Assistant Dean of
Undergraduate Studies for First-
and Second-year Experience at
Tarleton State University in
Stephenville, Texas and an ILA
Board Member At-Large
(2019-2021). She may be
reached at:
.