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About the Authors
Dr. Jill A. Singleton-Jackson
Jill Singleton-Jackson received her Ph.D. in Higher Education from the University of North
Texas. She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of
Windsor in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. She teaches psychology courses and is also the developer
and coordinator of the Foundations of Academic Writing courses, which enroll over
2000 students per term, for the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and Engineering at the
University of Windsor. Her research interests include student writing proficiency and academic
entitlement.
Dr. Dennis L. Jackson
University of Windsor, Canada
Jeffrey Reinhardt
University of Windsor, Canada
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