Jackson Chapter, Lydia Dell
Lydia Dell has been writing most of her life. Publication
has never been a goal but hasn't diminished her passion
for writing. She was with the Millsaps Writing Program
and ran the Writing Center there for ten years,
co-teaching the Teaching Writing course required to work
in the Writing Center, along with continuation training for
the staff. She has been a teacher consultant with the
MSU Writing Project since 1995. She is a current
member of The Assembly for Expansion of Perspective
on Learning (AEPL) and a former board member for the
JSU Writing Project. She made writing a strong focus of
both her bachelor's and master's degrees from Millsaps
College focusing on writing in all disciplines and has
taken numerous additional writing courses. She also
attended, assisted in designing, and participated in many
writing workshops including faculty workshops, MSU
Writing as Art and Craft, Gulf Coast Writing Conference,
MSU Writing/Thinking Project, and Brown University
Writing Conference. She has also edited several
company newsletters.
The Jackson Chapter has morning and night meetings to
to accommodate all writers.
has never been a goal but hasn't diminished her passion
for writing. She was with the Millsaps Writing Program
and ran the Writing Center there for ten years,
co-teaching the Teaching Writing course required to work
in the Writing Center, along with continuation training for
the staff. She has been a teacher consultant with the
MSU Writing Project since 1995. She is a current
member of The Assembly for Expansion of Perspective
on Learning (AEPL) and a former board member for the
JSU Writing Project. She made writing a strong focus of
both her bachelor's and master's degrees from Millsaps
College focusing on writing in all disciplines and has
taken numerous additional writing courses. She also
attended, assisted in designing, and participated in many
writing workshops including faculty workshops, MSU
Writing as Art and Craft, Gulf Coast Writing Conference,
MSU Writing/Thinking Project, and Brown University
Writing Conference. She has also edited several
company newsletters.
The Jackson Chapter has morning and night meetings to
to accommodate all writers.
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