Stacey Pigg

Stacey Pigg is Professor and Director of Graduate Programs in the Department of English at North Carolina State University's College of Humanities and Social Sciences. With over 40 publications, her research examines how digital and networked writing practices shape work, learning, and engagement across academic and professional contexts.

Her scholarly focus includes: 1) Writing workflows in social/common spaces; 2) Shifting social/attention dynamics in writing processes; 3) Writing's role in networked learning; 4) Technologies supporting public science engagement. Recent work explores research writing with AI assistants, peer-led professional development, and agricultural science communication.

Pedagogically, Pigg emphasizes rhetorical theory, professional communication, digital rhetoric, and improving student experiences. As administrator, she oversees MA in English, MFA in Creative Writing, and MS in Technical Communication programs while serving on editorial boards for Written Communication and Communication Design Quarterly.