158: Interview with Client that Embodies Scholar’s Voice Spirit: Stacey Anderson

We decided to do some episodes featuring clients who have worked with us in our programs who we really think embody the Scholar’s Voice spirit.

When we at Scholar’s Voice were thinking about clients of ours that speak to the Scholars' Voice values, vision, and the experience of our programs, our guest on today’s episode, Stacey Anderson immediately came to mind.

Dr. Stacey Anderson is an Associate Professor of English at California State University Channel Islands, where she also serves as Interim Chair of the English Department and Director of the Composition Program. Stacey has been one of our clients for a while, and we are honored she would join us on the podcast to share her career journey and experience within Scholar’s Voice.

For full show notes, visit scholarsvoice.org/podcast/158.

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