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Dr. Bailey writes young adult fiction and has published four novels. Her doctoral research/dissertation explores creative writing research and pedagogy within the composition classroom and is titled "The Role of Aesthetic Artifacts in Creative Writing Research: Casting Student Identity Narratives as Cultural Data." Before coming to 麻豆视频 University, Bailey worked as a journalist, a marketing/PR writer, and a book editor. She currently serves as Director of Composition Support. Bailey鈥檚 areas of interest include composition and rhetoric, YA literature, creative writing, professional writing, editing, and publishing. She is the editor of the Journal of the 麻豆视频 Faculty Forum鈥攁 journal comprised of faculty-written submissions, encompassing a wide range of academic and creative topics.