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Debra Hunter is a Lecturer at San Jose State University, holding appointments in the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Linguistics and Language Development. She has been teaching at SJSU since Fall 2014 and is an alumna of the university, having earned her BA in French and MA in TESOL here. She also holds a Graduate Certificate in Instructional Design from CSU Fullerton. She teaches a variety of courses including Graduate Technical Writing, Business Writing, ISDA 100 (Technical Writing), and online lower-division GE linguistics courses.
- Department: Department of Computer Science (2018–Present)
- Department: Department of Linguistics and Language Development (2014–Present)
- Courses: LLD100W, Business Writing, ISDA 100, Graduate Technical Writing, Online GE Linguistics Courses
Her teaching and professional interests center on online course development and supporting multilingual college writers. She has a strong focus on eLearning and instructional design, reflecting her graduate certificate and practical teaching experience in digital environments.
Debra's research interests include eLearning, instructional design and technology, and scholarly and scientific communication. These interests are closely aligned with modern pedagogical practices in higher education, particularly in the development and delivery of online curricula and the support of diverse student populations in academic writing.
No scientific awards, grants, or publications were mentioned in the provided text.
She advises students through her teaching roles, particularly in technical and academic writing courses across multiple disciplines. There is no mention of formal graduate advising or research mentorship. Her professional experience is deeply rooted in curriculum delivery and instructional innovation, especially in online formats.
There is no information about specific labs, research teams, or collaborative research groups associated with Debra Hunter. Her work appears to be primarily instructional, focusing on course development and teaching within her departments.
